LETTER | Laws alone are not enough to win the war on drugs.

LETTER |  it is time we make the eco-system where these illegals live highly uncomfortable.

LETTER | This kind of behaviour goes against good governance and ethical behaviour.

LETTER | Silence, inactivity and not taking responsibility are not an option.

LETTER | Sultan Abdullah's address was the perfect antidote to attempts to sow discord among M'sians.

LETTER | Address the issue from a humanitarian point of view, not that of politics.

LETTER | It is no secret that Malaysians face all forms of discrimination daily tolerating each and every one.

LETTER | Why do we have we have hidden hands insulating and protecting the alleged perpetrators?

LETTER | We also need a public register identifying problem projects so that there can be more oversight.

LETTER | Race and religion have always been abused by political and religious operatives.

LETTER | The winners of GE14 should not turn into political predators and scavengers.

LETTER | For far too long we have allowed third parties to run wild managing this narrative.

LETTER | The Melbourne vehicular ramming is a terrorist attack and should be treated as such. 

LETTER | PM needs to step up and set aside political grandstanding within his party in order to rebuild Penang.

In my addresses at security conferences in Malaysia and abroad, I always remember to state one thing: Malaysians must be grateful.

'I cannot but shudder with fear wondering what comes next for Malaysian employees.'

'We should stop lecturing others, while ignoring the deterioration of racial and religious harmony at home.'

'Does no one have the political or moral courage to resign from office for failing in their duty of care?'

I refer to Malaysiakini’s article ‘Fewer Malaysians returning under TalentCorp scheme’ (May 10, 2017).

I refer to Malaysiakini’s report ‘No more cabotage for Sabah, Sarawak from June 1' (May 7, 2017).

I refer to Malaysiakini’s article ‘Boy ‘abused by assistant school warden’ dies’ ( April 26, 2017).

I refer to Malaysiakini’s report ‘Najib dishes out millions for Indians, says not for polls’ (April 23, 2017).

I refer to the statement by Health Ministry deputy director-general Dr Jeyaindran Sinnadurai statement entitled ‘Not enough donors, surgeons or teams for organ transplants’. It is totally misleading.

After the UK and Canada, two more democratic countries with an overwhelming number of moderate Muslims, I mean both India and Bangladesh, have blocked the biggest source of radical Islamist televangelism in the region, Peace TV.

All over Malaysia, Singapore and several other world destinations and capitals, Christians gathered offering prayers for a Malaysian pastor who was abducted in broad daylight on Feb 13.