Evening Edition

Civil society organisations are objecting to the Independent Police Conduct Commission Bill, or the IPCC Bill, in its current form. We look into the reasons behind this rejection, and what we can do to make it better.

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Residents in the Klang Valley are facing yet another water cut, and many are using memes to cope. We talk about what makes a great meme and look at some favourites.

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Due to the many lockdowns, and at-home learning, many children haven’t been getting the kind of social contact they would have had in pre-Covid times. With the world reopening, we look at how kids and parents can think about resocialising.

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Due to the many lockdowns, and at-home learning, many children haven’t been getting the kind of social contact they would have had in pre-Covid times. With the world reopening, we look at how kids and parents can think about resocialising.

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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob has announced that the government is going to form a special committee and two task forces to take a closer look into these three cases respectively: the death of fireman Muhammad Adib, the allegations made by former AG Tan Sri Tommy Thomas, as well as the Pulau Batu Puteh dispute. We speak to criminal lawyer and activist Goh Cia Yee to shed some light on how these task forces function and whether this move will set a precedent for future investigations.

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Yesterday in Parliament, Hulu Langat MP Datuk Hasanuddin Mohd Yunus raised the issue of 'Tan Sri' and 'Datuk Seri' characters in TV dramas giving those titles a bad image by “engaging in immoral activities”. We discuss the MP's concern.

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On the last day of the Parliament sitting, lawmakers discussed Malaysia's stance on the Aukus pact, Covid-19 testing for teachers, divorce petitions in the past year, and extending the school holidays.

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Gabungan Marhaen is organising a five day festival of forums starting tomorrow, which will lead up to the celebration of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty this Sunday. We discuss what the forums will entail.

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We discuss what the resumption of interstate and international travel for fully vaccinated Malaysians will entail. Image Source: AR, Unsplash

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Lawmakers discussed the possibility of waiving accrued interests during the loan moratorium, and delays in the building of telecommunication towers under the JENDELA plan. Also, Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz tabled amendments to raise the debt ceiling for Covid spending, and Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's motion to debate the Pandora Papers was declined again by the Dewan Rakyat Speaker.

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