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YOURSAY | 'For DAP, the future is winning over the Malays' Modified1 May 2021, 11:23 pm A BobbyO: Remember former DAP leader Lee Lam Thye? The difference was he did not have a confrontational attitude with the authorities. Having a good relationship helped him get many difficult situations or problems solved. People want to see results and an MP that is on the ground. Sheer hard work will win him or her the support. It does not matter which party you serve. People have a habit of gossiping. So, the word of how effective your politician is will go around if they see you often and working.

All Malaysians feel threatened and this is bad, says Kit Siang FMT Reporters © Provided by Free Malaysia Today Lim Kit Siang said all Malaysians need to accept that the nation must not to be identified with any one community. (Bernama pic) PETALING JAYA: Malaysians are trapped in an extraordinary situation where everyone feels threatened, something which needs to be addressed urgently for the nation to move ahead, according to DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang. “All Malaysians — the Malays, Chinese, Indians, Kadazans and Ibans — feel threatened. For some reason, every communi...

The rakyat will have multiple identities, but first they are all M'sians and that's what DAP stands for.

MP SPEAKS | The year of failing dangerously Modified4 Apr 2021, 9:53 am A - MP SPEAKS | As we sadly marked the first anniversary of the first unelected government in history, we remember then calling Perikatan Nasional’s(PN) perfidious overthrow of a constitutionally elected Pakatan Harapan government, as a severe setback for democracy and reforms. Such prophetic words have been proven true with the decision of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin to suspend Parliament following a declaration of a state of emergency, ostensibly to battle the Covid-19 pandemic. Malaysia is probably the only count...

Published on: Sunday, February 21, 2021 Text Size: Credit: reef2reef.com THE news about 90 Asean Members of Parliament and former elected representatives expressing their concerns over Malaysia’s state of emergency and urging the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and prime minister to allow Parliament to reconvene as soon as possible is appalling, to say the least. The group’s message is a clear breach of the principle of non-interference that has been the foundation of regional relations between Asean member states. The Bangkok Declaration had sought, among other things, to prevent external interfer...