Human rights violations and hypocrisy rule the day.

Some politicians are better connected than others, according to Siti Mastura.

Bersatu MPs support Anwar without violating anti-party hopping law.

Naming the absentees publicly may be the answer.

Unethical parties must be named so that others do not fall under suspicion.

How many more Palestinians have to be slaughtered before the Zionist regime ceases its attacks?

Children ill-equipped to understand Israel-Palestine conflict.

Pharmacy ad just another hit at local minority without meaningful consequences.

Suhaimi Abdullah may have a wild imagination on dressing, but doesn’t skirt around drug addiction.

Usage of offensive words likely to generate more heat than substance.

Censorship board demands have compelled Cannes International Critics' Week winner to disown her film.

Malaysia protests organisers’ pro-Israeli stance.

Shouldn’t citizens have rights that come with citizenship?

Lasting peace in the region can only be attained when Israel and its Western allies address the root causes of the decades-long conflict.

Low wages, deadlines make for long, exhausting trips.

People must be taught to respect rights of the disabled.

It’s really about our people finding a sense of belonging in their own country.

Human beings and the environment are inextricably linked.

Curbing freedoms of speech and the media should only be allowed for reasons of security, public order or morality.

Pension scheme for MPs under the spotlight.

Politicians must cease divisive rhetoric.

Borneo folk cry out to king, queen for help.

Unity means more than portraits of diversity.

Move deprives government of two-thirds majority in parliament.

Perikatan might have lost but it managed to snag more votes.