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…
Will the Madani government succeed in eradicating poverty?
by Dr Jeyakumar Devaraj. Economic problems faced by B40 and M40 have not decreased significantly in the past two years.
With the Morning Star, We Stand
By Brian Khow and Amanda Loiuis. We reaffirm our support for West Papua self-determination
Rock Out for Human Rights!
Celebrate World Human Rights Day with three rock acts and two poets on Dec 7
Extradition call – Justice in sight for migrant worker recruitment fraud victims?
By Rani Rasiah. 400,000 Bangladeshis trafficked into Malaysia on the promise of non-existent jobs based on fake quotas for workers for fictitious companies.
State violence intensifies in West Papua!
PSM calls on the Indonesian government to withdraw military forces from West Papua.
Compulsory EPF for migrant workers a brilliant move
By S. Arutchelvan. Standardise EPF benefits for local and foreign workers
Solidarity with Kokila
The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) stands in solidarity with Kokila Annamalai Parvathi, a concerned citizen of Singapore who is facing censorship for voicing out her conscience. On 5 October 2024, Kokila was pressured by authorities in Singapore to publish a correction notice under a Correction Direction of the POFMA (Protection from Online Falsehoods and…
Pay cleaners, security guards in hospitals and government schools the civil servants’ minimum wage
By S. Arutchelvan. Essential workers responsible for keeping hospitals and schools clean and safe have been denied a decent wage