By what principle in law does the Court of Appeal decide that it can determine what anyone should call his or her God?
Read more: Muslim judges’ decision all politics, no law
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Malaysian companies, let alone Bumi enterprises, have no chance to have any learning curves. Otherwise, how does one explain the fact that after so many years and so many mega projects built in the country, there is still no credible Bumi construction company that can tackle or bid for big jobs?
Read more: Why Malays should no longer vote for UMNO/BN
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Ahmad Fuad urges the public to sign the petition endorsing Projek Dialog’s message of solidarity so that we can all begin with a greater degree of seriousness, sincerity and unity a “dialogue towards envisioning a peaceful and more inclusive Malaysia for all”.
Read more: Disturbed at the abuse of religion in politics
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Popularity-hungry politicians seeking to establish their credentials as crime fighters have fuelled the rising trend of public floggings . In countries practicing hudud however, drinking alcohol and having sex with partners other than their spouses, are also offences liable for the punishment of a public flogging.
Read more: Public spectacle of whipping penalty becomes circus for the masses
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We are reproducing this recent book review from The Economist. It deals with the sordid politics and economics of foreign aid from the point of view of Britain, the donor country.
