Proposals reinforces segregation instead of encouraging mutual respect.

There are encouraging signs of growing political stability in the country. 

Moderate Muslims should speak out against extremists. 

Legislative branch of govt needs reforms to be independent.

The new list of cabinet appointments is a disappointment.

'It is in the best interest of the government to heed His Majesty’s decrees.'

How have we allowed abusers, perverts and paedophiles to infiltrate our education system to this extent?

Passing these bills into law will exacerbate racial and religious inequalities among the rakyat and destroy social fabric.

Allocations should not identify beneficiaries by race or religion, nor should it support political interests of ruling party.

LETTER | A case-by-case risk assessment needs to be done by law enforcers when receiving a complaint.

'He was here to conduct academic discourse, not to preach or teach Islam'.

The G25 welcomes the announcement by the prime minister that the government will not take over the private member’s bill to amend the Syariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act 1965 or Act 355, in line with the principle of consensus in the Barisan National. This decision is very much in line with the spirit of consultation and mutual understanding amongst the BN parties.

G25, a group of reform-minded Malaysians, is watching the current state of politics in the country with concern.

We, members of G25, have often stressed the importance of good governance and of maintaining the image of Malaysia as a well administered country. Recent developments, including the 1MDB controversy, prompted us to issue several public statements to remind the authorities of the need to uphold and respect the independence of our public institutions in carrying out their functions under the federal constitution and the respective legislations.