Restricting students in politics was tantamount to taking away a citizen’s basic rights. Article 10 of the Federal Constitution guarantees Malaysian citizens the right to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and freedom of association. Read More »

“Our federal constitution guarantees freedom of religion and the first principle of our Rukun Negara also states “Believe in God”, therefore it is improper to place restrictions or condition on anyone wanting to form religious clubs or societies in schools for non-Muslim students to learn universal religious values,” Read More »

According to the statistics, 71 per cent of members of EPF who withdrew money from EPF were those with monthly income of less than RM2,500, while 17 per cent comprised those in the RM2,500 to RM4,999 income bracket, RM5,000 to RM9,999 (nine per cent) and the remaining three per cent made up of those with monthly income of more than RM10,000. Read More »

“We must not just “tinkle” only with the assessment system. Gerakan proposes that the Ministry of Education should review and revamp the curriculum and assessment system as a whole to promote the encouragement of creativity, critical thinking and competitiveness, and more important, to benchmark the assessments against international curriculum standards,” Read More »

“It is time for the government to devise a comprehensive national policy on Senior citizens that covers re-examining the current retiring age, incentives to retain experienced and skilled senior workforce, life-long learning opportunity, healthcare benefits and other pertinent aspects. Read More »

Motorists, civil society as well as non-governmental organizations (NGOs) had strongly objected against the proposed introduction of e-Plate, as it was costly, troublesome and would increase the financial burden of motorists. Read More »