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For decades, trade unions, civil society groups and workers had pushed for wider Social Security Organisation (Socso) protection. They wanted cover extended to a full 24 hours.

So when the government announced it would introduce the ‘Lindung 24 Jam’ (24-hour protection) Socso scheme, they welcomed it. The scheme was due to roll out from June 2026.<...


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On 22 June, a parliamentary special select committee report was released detailing proposed amendments to the bill to separate the offices of the attorney general and the public prosecutor.

This followed a review of the Constitution (Amendment) (No 2) Bill 2026 tabled in the first parliamentary sitting of 2026. The bill is due for its second reading i...


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Project Stability and Accountability for Malaysia (Projek Sama) urges all MPs, across party lines, to ensure that the Constitution (Amendment) (No 2) Bill 2026 establishes a transparent and meaningful parliamentary process for vetting candidates for the office of public prosecutor.

The strength of this historical reform depends not only on the separa...


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Barisan Nasional tightened its grip on Johor winning 48 of 56 state seats in a result that exceeded many expectations and dealt a heavy blow to Pakatan Harapan.

So what really drove voters in Johor? What does this outcome of this election tell us about the current national political mood and where Malaysian politics is heading?

Astro Awani’s Melisa Idris talks ...


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Lawyer Tan Poh Lai talks about her father Tan Sri Dr Tan Chee Khoon who despite growing up in abject poverty and not having the use of one eye became a famous doctor and leading opposition figure in the 1950s to 1970s.

He was head of the now defunct Labour Party, co-founded Gerakan, and was one of the founders of the University of Malaya.

His involvement in the...


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