HERE we go again – another decently attired woman prohibited from entering a government building.

Only with the proper application of inclusiveness will we retain our best workforce.

No one is exempt from the long arm of the law, but everyone is innocent until proven guilty.

The law serves without fear or favour, and this should not be contradicted.

THE harsh jail sentence imposed on Sam Ke Ting over a devastating fatal accident nearly five years ago, has generated national debate. In the 3.20am incident on Feb 18, 2017, eight teenagers on modified bicycles (basikal lajak) were killed.

Granted, this is all new turf, but Malaysia could do better in prettying itself up for tourists.

STILL reeling from the controversy surrounding MySejahtera data protection for contact tracing mobile applications, there have even been calls to discard the system now. Of course, that’s easier said than done.

There are circumstances beyond our control at play, but we aren’t helping our cause either.

Although caught in a cycle of rinse and repeat with minimum results, Malaysia still needs to find a way out.

IF there’s one thing that Malaysia needs to do soon, now that the Johor state election is over, it’s to call for the general election – once the Memorandum of Understanding between the Government and Opposition expires in July.

Geopolitical interests have caused untold suffering in many countries. So, shouldn’t peace get a chance then?

It’s the kind of tale that’s begging for Hollywood’s treatment, even though we’re the losers in the story.