Malaysia’s appointment of ASEAN chair is a good opportunity
Legalising carbon trading and capture: a path to climate justice or towards profits?
by Suresh Balasubramaniam. Demand genuine actions that truly benefit our environment and future generations!
Ponggal: With the dawn of Thai month, will new paths unfold?
By Gandipan Gopalan. Ponggal, traditionally a harvest festival, is also a day to honour labour and toil
Healthcare under siege: release Dr Hussam Abu Safiyah, stop the genocidal campaign against Gaza’s health system
by Kamal Aarif Kamaruddin. PSM stands in solidarity with the people of Palestine and calls on all progressive forces to continue the fight for justice and liberation.
Groups Urge Government to Stop the Tabling of the Crop/Plant Seed Quality Bill in Parliament
Excessive act will strengthen the monopoly of seed companies
Selangor’s 25% assessment tax hike- give us a say on where the money goes!
by Darren Ong. Unelected officials will spend more taxpayer money after rate increase
Can we rely on carbon markets to achieve “Net Zero”?
by Jeyakimar Devaraj. Climate change mitigation efforts have been overly influenced by corporate narrative
US govt and Subramaniam reach out of court settlement
By S. Arutchelvan. Security guard agrees unlawful dismissal settlement with US embassy
Who is promoting communism?
By S. Arutchelvan. More taxpayers’ money and police resources wasted
What happened to the separation of powers bill?
There is no point in purchasing the most sophisticated recording machines until there is a true separation of powers and the Attorney General (AG) is genuinely independent. As long as there is no separation of powers, I remain skeptical that the whistleblower, MACC, or other institutions like SUHAKAM will see justice in Malaysia. Many believed…