Calls to develop database to curb chemical dumping
Move cheaper than hiring thousands of employees for enforcement agencies, says group after recent case of water cuts.
If Malaya not British colony, no reason to mark Merdeka then
Historians dispute former IGP’s ‘version’ of history which claims Malay rulers invited British to develop the country.
MTUC crisis, what it means for workers
Under threat from Registrar of Societies, internal strife, congress needs to prove it serves members effectively.
Parents upset, confused over child seat policy as January 1 deadline nears
Large families complain they can’t afford multiple seats or fit too many in sedans, urging govt to make policy optional.
Already burdened with high prices, working class folk dread 2020
Many would have the government dispense less aid and keep ceiling on petrol price.
Driving Grab, baking, eating less to afford school supplies
Parents, struggling with rising prices, say govt must do more to rein in cost and help B40 folk.
Academic freedom a double-edged sword for students
While democratic space is more open in higher education institutions, university managements are also more restrictive.
UM students rally to demand better bus services and facilities
How can varsity cope with increasing enrolment if sorry state of amenities, they ask.
More classes, university spots for needy pupils
Education Ministry’s 2019 report card highlights achievements, help for B40.
Teacher workload halved, fast internet for schools under Pakatan
Educators the true drivers of reform, says Dr Maszlee Malik in ministry report card.
Promoting intellectualism, student activism in reform bid
Reviving academic freedom and universities’ autonomy close to education minister’s heart.
Don’t appeal Sosma detainee's bail decision, Ambiga urges Putrajaya
Pakatan must have the confidence the courts ‘will know what they are doing’, she says.
Are Pakatan MPs opposed to IPCMC, asks Ambiga
Prominent human rights lawyer views delays on the new commission as unacceptable.
Report on death penalty alternatives next month
De facto law minister says he will study it before tabling it to cabinet.
Punishment must fit crime, says minister on death penalty
Mules are executed but big fish get off scot-free, says Liew Vui Keong.
