Inside Story

Following recent videos surfacing online of bullying cases in educational institutions, the Ministry is introducing a new initiative to make reporting easier. We first look into how this would work, and how the current system has worked so far. Then, we discuss the roles that institutions and parents play in curbing bullying in schools.

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Tonight, we unpack Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad's controversial remarks on the cultural assimilation of non-Malays in the country. First, we look at the claims he made about the Malaysian Chinese community, and how racial dynamics have shaped our politics. Then, we discuss cultural assimilation in the region, and whether it really ought to be an aspiration for the Malaysian society.

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We look at the reactions Khairy Jamaluddin has gotten for fining his own government’s 100-day report card event for SOP violations. Then, we discuss the Health Ministry’s proposal to increase compounds, including fining companies up to RM1 million ringgit.


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We talk about the hype and fanfare surrounding the 100 Day Family Aspirations Programme, but also what the report card contains and whether that 90% grade is warranted.

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After a series of twists and turns, Finance Minister Dato' Sri Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz has denied the revocation of liquor license requirements, saying instead that its enforcement will fall under the purview of state governments. An industry representative and a kopitiam owner share their thoughts on these latest developments.

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We go through the Court of Appeal's decision today to uphold Najib Razak's conviction, along with what the political implications may be for Najib and his UMNO counterparts.

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Tonight, we look at the results from the first ever Women’s Tribunal in Southeast Asia. First, we look into the findings and the witness testimonies that were shared. Then, we look at what’s next.

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Tonight on Inside Story, we talk about nomination day in Sarawak, with 349 candidates being named today for the upcoming state polls. First, we take a closer look at the very few young and/or female candidates. Then, we get an overall sense of what’s happening and what to look out for.

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Recent headlines on alleged forced labour in big companies have brought back to light the issue of how migrant workers are treated in the country. We first look into those headlines, and how it's impacted us. Then, we look into a study being conducted on who is an expat and who isn't, getting into why this is important and how it amplifies issues of double standards.

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Tonight, we look at an update on sexual harassment in schools, and Ain Husniza’s case. First, the teacher that Ain referenced in her initial video has filed a defamation suit against her and her father - we discuss the ramifications of this. And then, AWAM has just released a study looking into sexual harassment and period spot checks in schools, we find out more.

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