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Learning to live together in harmony
The Malay Rulers can play a significant role to moderate extremism in all forms and build bridges of understanding.
Constitution as a guide for humanity
AS we celebrate 63 years of Merdeka, 63 years of our Constitution and 50 years of the Rukun Negara, it is worth remembering that our tradition of peace, harmony and economic prosperity is partly grounded in the glittering generalities of our document of destiny.
Building bridges, dismantling walls
THERE are no quick-fix solutions. The causes of disunity are many and the cures must tackle a whole range of swirling, divisive forces, some of which are believed to be gaining strength.
Reigniting issue of royal immunities
LAST month, the outgoing president of the Dewan Negara, Tan Sri S.A. Vigneswaran, called upon the government to reinstate royal powers and immunities diminished by the Constitution (Amendment) Act 1993 (Act A848). He believed that the 1993 amendment was enacted contrary to mandatory constitutional requirements.
Stand against incitement to hatred
I wish to commend Tan Sri Razali Ismail, chairman of the Human Rights Commission (Suhakam), and Lawyers for Liberty executive director Latheefa Koya for speaking up against racism, hate speech and malicious misinformation about our supreme Constitution.
‘Conference of Rulers upheld continuity’
PETALING JAYA: The election process leading to the appointment of the Sultan of Pahang as the 16th Yang di-Pertuan Agong showed the ability of the Conference of Rulers to continue the tradition of certainty, say constitution experts.
To ratify or not to ratify no longer the question
But the ICERD remains a tempest in a political teapot, and so the discussion on the UN Convention must continue in Malaysia, a nation at the crossroads.
Allowing judicial reforms to take root
There are good reasons for extending the retirement age for judges. This requires a contitutional amendment, which is challenging but not impossible.
The Constitution at a crossroads
EVERY teacher of constitutional law is confronted with some complex questions in class.
Reform needed to protect free speech
FREEDOM of speech is the essential pillar of a democratic set-up and the life-blood of a free society. The right to question the government’s policies and priorities and propose alternative measures is necessary to check the expanding empire of executive power.
