Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Task force to review curriculum to meet after Raya
Education Minister Maszlee Mailk says they will be briefed by the prime minister as well.
No abusing universities for political interests, says minister
Maszlee Malik instructs institutions to cultivate debates and academic freedom.
No more admin work for teachers
Education minister wants teachers to focus on teaching, not bogged down with audit paperwork.
Protest over Thomas' appointment scrapped
This shows we lack credible, accountable administration, says civil society group.
Interfaith buka puasa in PJ mosque a hit
First-timers at mosque appreciate chance to learn about Islam and architecture.
Academic warns govt against fast, radical reforms
Prof William Case says this may trigger an authoritarian backlash.
Public must discuss sensitive issues freely, not leave it to govt
Lawyer-activist Fadiah Nadwa Fikri says not doing so will mean allowing oppression to continue.
3 bodies clarify 1MDB audit report details to special commission
It wanted more information on recently declassified report from Finance Ministry, Audit Dept and Securities Commission.
Karyawan asks for council to oversee, develop the arts
All artistes will benefit from the existence of such a body, says Freddie Fernandez.
Logistics firm's lorry 'drops off items' at Najib's home
Gogul Logistics Sdn Bhd vehicle leaves after 30 minutes.
Dr Mahathir aware of past wrongdoings, says Kit Siang
If Dr Mahathir can save Malaysia from the rot, he will leave behind greater legacy, says DAP veteran.
Nur Jazlan should encourage overseas Malaysians to vote, says Bersih acting chief
No need for deputy minister to comment on airline’s move to make it easier for Malaysians to travel on polling day, says activist.
Court to hear on April 11 Bersih 2.0’s bid to stop re-delineation report
Court will decide whether case is now academic and whether polls can proceed.
Parliament passes controversial re-delineation report
129 MPs voted for it while 80 voted against the report, which is seen as unconstitutional.
BN gerrymandering to stay in power, says Azmin
Umno is employing all of its agencies, including the Election Commission, to ensure the coalition’s survival, says Selangor MB.
