Officer notes increasingly alarming trend.

CAP submits memorandum calling for asbestos ban.

Prohibited poison from China easily available for purchase online and offline.

No safety precautions in place to save pets and livestock caught in floods.

It needs to be tabled and approved immediately.

Time to channel subsidies to right target groups. 

It affects their health, cause them to run away in fear.

Project goes against Madani framework on sustainable development, CAP says. 

‘More significant action needed to address rising cost of living.’

A study has found toxic chemicals in recycled plastic pellets.

CAP said in a statement today that it was shocked at his announcement last week.

CAP urges public to watch documentaries for wildlife knowledge instead.

Ismail's statements can trigger xenophobic aggression, says veteran activist.

Consumers are still consuming tainted meat, laments CAP president.

Dedicated suicide prevention hotlines from government agencies and NGOs need to be publicised, says consumers body.

CAP calls upon the Malaysian authorities to urgently look into the matter and issue a statement.

Its president says the primary component in talcum powder has purportedly been linked to ovarian cancer, respiratory problems.

This is undoubtedly a critical time for the country.

LETTER | Problems of 'unhygienic' poultry at the retailing section of wet markets are not impossible to solve.

A complainant had recorded details of when the smell of burning plastic had occurred in the vicinity.

LETTER | CAP urges the government to monitor and study first the effect of deregulation of consultation fees.

The government appears to be oblivious to the poverty scandal in their hands, says CAP

COMMENT | The passing away of a one of a kind, SM Mohamed Idris, was the passing of an era.

He earlier had been admitted to hospital for breathing difficulties.

LETTER | Drastic action is needed to curb the rising number of diabetics in Malaysia.

LETTER | If Malaysia continues with the new partnership it should for new and more favourable terms. 

CAP says movie seem to promote the idea it's okay for main protagonist to be a gangster, as long as he is a philanthropist.