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The Electoral Commission is tasked with protecting the integrity of elections. How does it ensure the rules are applied fairly during polls, and where do its powers begin and end? What reforms has the commission implemented in recent years, and what reforms are still needed to strengthen democratic participation during elections? Astro Awani’s Melisa Idris […]
Malaysia's cycle of change without change is fuelling public disillusionment with elections themselves.
The Penang fisherfolk lost their appeal against the ‘Penang South Reclamation’ project. On the surface, it looks like another defeat. But inside the Court of Appeal judgment, there is a powerful legal question: did the relevant planning authorities actually have the power to grant planning permission for reclamation over the territorial sea and seabed? This […]
Hasan Minhaj is “down to catch a blessing”, wherever that may be. The Emmy Award-winning comedian joins James Martin, SJ on The Spiritual Life podcast to share his Muslim faith, how laughter helped to save his life, and his hopes for interreligious dialogue and prayer. Produced by: America – The Jesuit Review
Lawyer Tan Poh Lai talks about her father Tan Sri Dr Tan Chee Khoon who despite growing up in abject poverty and not having the use of one eye became a famous doctor and leading opposition figure in the 1950s to 1970s. He was head of the now defunct Labour Party, co-founded Gerakan, and was […]
Project Stability and Accountability for Malaysia (Projek Sama) urges all MPs, across party lines, to ensure that the Constitution (Amendment) (No 2) Bill 2026 establishes a transparent and meaningful parliamentary process for vetting candidates for the office of public prosecutor. The strength of this historical reform depends not only on the separation, but on how […]
By: Aliran Admin
On 22 June, a parliamentary special select committee report was released detailing proposed amendments to the bill to separate the offices of the attorney general and the public prosecutor. This followed a review of the Constitution (Amendment) (No 2) Bill 2026 tabled in the first parliamentary sitting of 2026. The bill is due for its […]
The new bill sets one standard for the private sector and another for government.
Use a document for anything beyond its stated purpose, and you could face five years in prison.
‘Hands off Asia’, is not only a military demand. It is an economic and financial one.
