It is motivated by pressure to satisfy public anger and will only weaken the chances of a conviction.

A prominent child activist expresses her helplessness over a deluge of hateful comments that ignore a central Islamic obligation.

The controversy involving the DAP politician illustrates how public institutions are treated as extensions of party management.

'It's the work of bankrupt politicians'.

Although it represents only a tiny fraction of the total value of goods sent to Israel, it is bound to raise the same questions posed by pro-Palestinian groups.

It follows Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah's rebuke of two politicians who oppose a ban on pig farming.

The job of teaching loses its meaning as teachers slowly transform into data clerks and event planners.

The victory parade and DAP’s response is embarrassingly premature.

Lawyers warn of a chilling effect on journalists intended to force them to change their editorial behaviour.

The former PKR leader turned corporate figure has been attempting to silence the news portal ahead of his defamation suit.

The former MACC chief dismisses the claim and tells Albert Tei to lodge a police report rather than 'barking like a bitch'.

What was initially criticised as religiously and morally unsuitable is now drawing flak over its economic and social costs.