Looi Sue-Chern
Sue-Chern is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on LinkedIn.
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Rise in religious extremism a vote-fishing ploy, say ex-unity panel members
Barisan Nasional fuelling fear among Muslims to remain in power.
From mockery to approval, social media users weigh in on Kelantan shorts ban
Some call it ‘creeping Islamisation’, while others support religious authorities for enforcing ‘aurat’ laws.
Nazir Razak, social media users laud Johor sultan for slamming Muslim-only launderette
Sultan Ibrahim rebuked owners of a Muslim-only laundrette for ‘Taliban’ mindset, saying his state does not welcome such extremist behaviour.
BN didn't spend as much on flood mitigation as claimed, says Penang
State DID had asked for RM2.6 billion allocation, but only RM443 million spent on flood-mitigation projects under 9MP to 11MP.
Show proof Christians are 'incited to war', says Amanah veep
Accusation must be backed by evidence; otherwise it is provocation that threatens the peace, says Mujahid.
Islam frowns on religious discrimination, say Muslims
That a Muslim-only launderette can exist in Malaysia is troubling, says Nazir Razak.
Young, tech-savvy Muslimah a consumer group to watch
J. Walter Thompson survey shows religion comes first for millennials in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Don’t mock people’s GST concerns, Guan Eng tells Najib
The federal government should address the people’s concerns over higher cost of living, says opposition.
Penang PAS now wants MACC to investigate floods
Move comes 2 days after Islamist party lodges police report on the same issue.
Muslim groups cry foul over 'seditious' Christian video, DAP leaders, again
They also accuse Selangor state assembly Speaker Hannah Yeoh of propagating Christianity in her book ‘Becoming Hannah’.
Deported PKR rep slams Sarawak over 'selective' ban
Chua Yee Ling says she is not a security threat, demands answer from chief minister.
Change must begin at the top, says Wan Azizah
A PH federal government needed for Sabah, Sarawak folk to experience real change, says coalition president.
No need for Anwar to be hospitalised, says Health deputy D-G
Dr Jeyaindran Sinnathurai says jailed PH de facto leader sustained only a slight injury in Friday’s crash.
Chinese don’t mind taxes going to Muslim welfare, but theft angers them
The community that pays the most taxes have never complained that the money goes to Felda, Mara, and religious schools, says Mat Sabu
Dr Mahathir helps former nemesis DAP raise RM250,000
Portraits of former PM and his new partners auctioned off to raise money for DAP
