Parliament cyberbullied? Don't make Malaysia a laughing stock, say lawyers
Shameful of government to exploit public outrage on recent fatal case of cyberbullying to silence free speech, says LFL.
With 'totally unfit' speaker and farce democracy, PN told to boycott Parliament
Former law minister slams Johari Abdul's decision not to vacate the seats of the six defecting Bersatu MPs.
Groups to hold day-long protest outside Parliament over citizenship amendments
The protest will be held on March 25, the day that the home minister tables the controversial amendments to citizenship provisions in the constitution.
'Today tobacco, tomorrow foreign govt?': Putrajaya urged to set up royal inquiry on who killed GEG bill
Vocal Penang-based consumer group CAP says the public should be told the identity of MPs 'kowtowing' to lobbyists it says are like 'drug merchants'.
Indian parliament sets aside 33% of seats for women
However, the legislation will not be enforced during the general election due in May 2024.
India cabinet approves bill to reserve a third of lower house seats for women
The announcement comes eight months before general elections are due by May 2024.
12MP mid-term review to be tabled in Parliament today
This is the first tabling of the review since the formation of the government after the 15th general election last year.
Anwar disagrees with call for special Parliament sitting on Zahid DNAA
The prime minister says Parliament cannot be transformed into a courtroom.
PAC looks to table Covid-19 management report at October Parliament session
It says Pharmaniaga Logistic will be called in next to provide testimonies and clarification on issues related to defective ventilators.
Indonesia upper house speaker says 'important' to discuss means to delay elections
Indonesia currently has no framework to delay an election and some politicians have called for the constitution to be amended to allow a postponement.
Pakistan parliament dissolved to hold national election
Analysts have said any delay in the election could fuel public anger and add to uncertainty in the nuclear-armed nation.
Indonesia parliament seeks to change rules to allow election delays
Indonesia, the world's third-largest democracy, must hold national elections every five years, with the next vote scheduled for Feb 14.
