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Mariam Mokhtar
Mariam Mokhtar is a fierce critic of the socio-political problems of Malaysia, who wishes to rid the country of extremism, intolerance and double-standards.
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Concerns over mufti bill
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Behind GISBH scandal lie years of inaction over child sexual abuse
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When will they learn?
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Nenggiri by-election ignites blame game in Orang Asli water issues
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A son’s pride, a father’s regret, the navy’s neglect
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Defence minister fails to inspire public confidence after Zulfarhan’s murder
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Who’s responsible for indiscriminate dog killing in Tanjung Bungah?
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Remembering Teoh Beng Hock
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How many more ‘major crackdowns’ to end fatal bus crashes?
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Would a Malay mother have suffered a similar fate?
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Cultivating interest in agriculture among youth
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Will the education minister retract the new DLP directive?
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What will PAS do about immoral crimes in religious schools?
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Is Malaysia still a moderate nation?
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How about improving the performance of civil servants?
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Gilley’s treatment suggests discussion is Malaysia’s newest intolerance
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When will Akmal stop his belligerence?
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Akmal is a national problem whose actions have created mass fear
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Investors don’t want to be scuppered by individuals with malicious intent
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