Mohd Ariff Sabri Abdul Aziz
Umno thinks Malays are a herd of cows which they can herd into submission. How do my criticisms on what Umno has done to Malays constitute a reason for Malay disunity?In addition, there are the usual invectives about my joining the DAP, which has caused Malay disunity. Please [...]

Moaz Nair

Seditious remarks on the Chinese and Indians – by some UMNO supporters – that they are “kaum pendatang” (immigrants) and are in this country as “hanya penumpang” (mere surrogates) have not gone down well with the non-Malays. Oddly, some of these non-Malays – labelled as thus – are supposedly [...]

Mohd Ariff Sabri Abdul Aziz

With Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak at the helm; the future of the nation is being decided in accordance to the laws of gambling.In Kuantan, bookies are willing and bold enough to give 100:1 odds to Barisan Nasional.They are willing to give RM100 to RM1 if Umno can win in [...]

Eric Cheah
Irene Fernandez has come under severe attack in the mainstream press for statements attributed to her in a Jakarta Post interview. One of those statements was: “Malaysia has no legal framework or a particular law to protect workers.” While I may not agree fully with her above statement, the statement [...]

Selena Tay

Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak has mentioned last year that he is all for electoral reforms as he does not want BN to be seen as winning via electoral fraud. No one knows why he says one thing one day and absolutely forgets it the next day but this is just [...]

Christopher Fernandez
If racial polarisation and racism has reached worrying levels in the country, it is really vital and necessary for the Malay community to spearhead moves to cement healthy ties between the races, owing essentially to the fact that they make up the largest grouping by race in Malaysia. The numbers [...]

Hatef Mokhtar
* US needs to change its approach toward tackling the problem as number of American drug addicts rising and violence in Latin America escalating.
In 1971, President Richard Nixon declared drugs “public enemy number one” and introduced the “Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act 1970”.

Azlina Aziz (Sister in-law to Najib Razak)

On the eve of Bersih 3.0, my husband Nazir and I visited the surroundings of Dataran Merdeka to see for ourselves preparations for the rally. Although it was only 10.30pm on Friday night, a large crowd of protestors was rapidly building up, with police officers lining [...]

Dahlia Martin
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak’s popularity took a hit following a harsh crackdown on demonstrators at July’s 2011 Bersih rally. Looking to salvage his image as a reformer, Najib immediately set up a Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC) to look into the issue of electoral reform.But if he was hoping this move alone [...]

Adam Tan
Before telling my story, I would first like to clarify where I stand. I stand as a Malaysian, I stand as an individual who believes that Malaysia is a beautiful place, and deserves good governance.I joined the Bersih 3.0 rall, not only to champion for free and fair elections. I joined [...]