What do Malaysian voters want?

Some candidates, in particular from Barisan Nasional (BN), Malaysia’s ruling coalition for the last half a century, have been going around saying, “We should vote for the party, not the persons”. Their sentiment is understandable. For the first time in 55 years, BN faces the possibility of defeat in a ... Full Article →

By Chung Hosanna It’s 11.30 and the sun is merciless in Bentong’s one street morning market. A man walks up to Wong Tack, clad in the same signature green shirt as him, a familiar colour that has come to symbolise the Himpunan Hijau cause. “You are my idol. I will ... Full Article →

KARAK – A resident in the state assembly seat of Sabai, Pahang has become yet another victim of electorate manipulation, one of the many forms of electoral fraud done by moving electorates to constituencies not of their own. The resident, only known as Chong, has complained that two of his ... Full Article →

Don’t believe the scare-mongering and fear tactics, Malaysia is perfectly capable of a peaceful transition of government should Pakatan Rakyat win the 13th General Election. Here are seven reasons why: 1.     A change of ruling government is a normal procedure which will be conducted peacefully. DAP Election Strategist Ong Kian ... Full Article →