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Uncommon Sense with Wong Chin Huat: Beyond GE13 (Part 2)

By Ding Jo Ann

May 13, 2013

WITH the DAP’s strong showing at GE13, should the Opposition Leader come from DAP? And will PAS continue with its calls for an Islamic state and hudud? And why didn’t Sabah and Sarawak deliver much-needed votes to PR?

Towards national reconciliation

Reductio ad Absurdum by Chan Kheng Hoe

May 13, 2013

NATIONAL reconciliation requires all our cooperation and input. It cannot just be accomplished by the PM alone. What can be done?

Wins and defeats in GE13

By The Nut Graph team

May 6, 2013

THE Nut Graph speaks to political observers and analysts for a quick reaction to the results of GE13.

Strengthening parliamentary democracy

By Deborah Loh

May 4, 2013

The majority of MPs who responded to MP Watch want parliamentary democracy strengthened. Two top suggestions for doing this were reforming election practices and having parliamentary select committees.

Not enough reforms for GE13

By Andrew Khoo

May 3, 2013

TO what extent have Bersih 2.0’s demands for a clean, free and fair election been met? What new measures have been introduced thus far as Malaysia heads to the polls on 5 May 2013 and are they good enough?

MPs and separation of powers

By Deborah Loh

May 3, 2013

While most of the MPs who were voted in in 2008 believe in the separation of powers between the three pillars of government, up to 40% of those who replied to MP Watch say the concept is not fully practised in Malaysia. This is especially because the executive is too powerful.

Manipulating the news: A public disservice

By Ding Jo-Ann

May 2, 2013

DING Jo-Ann highlights how the traditional media has manipulated the facts in two instances in the current general election. Such distortions harm public discourse and deeper understanding of issues, so crucial to us in a multi-ethnic, multi-religious society.

From BN, with love

By Bernice Low

May 2, 2013

IF you use a mobile phone, chances are you’ve received political text messages for festive seasons, birthday greetings, and now, to vote a certain coalition. What can you do about annoying SMSes? And are they even considered a breach of privacy in the first place?

Voting in London

By Hwa Yue-Yi

May 1, 2013

WHILE voting in London went relatively smoothly on 28 April, some voters discovered a printed full-stop against the name of a candidate in their ballot papers. Hwa Yue-Yi writes from the United Kingdom on the voting process in London.

Wooing Felda settlers

By Danny Lim

April 30, 2013

WHAT is the campaign trail like outside modern, urban constituencies, such as in a Felda settlement? Photojournalist Danny Lim gives us a glimpse of how a political party woos a rural community of farmers.

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