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Wilson Tay Tze Vern, 1 August 2019
Bipartisan Support for Constitutional Amendment to Lower Voting Age in Malaysia: Consensus Is the Way Forward in a Developing DemocracyWilson Tay Tze Vern, 29 March 2019
Restoring the Constitutional Status of Sabah and Sarawak: First Step in A Long Journey of RedemptionJaclyn L. Neo and Wilson Tay Tze Vern , 14 November 2018
Restoring the Independence and Integrity of Malaysia’s Judiciary: Proposals for Reform and Challenges Ahead
In Malaysia, government sets September 7 as date for confidence vote13 August
Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s government on Thursday announced a vote of confidence for Sept. 7, after Malaysia’s king reportedly urged him to hold one next…
In Malaysia, king convenes conference of rulers to discuss Covid-19 situation15 June
Commentary: Will Malaysian king take PM Muhyiddin’s government to task for huge COVID-19 mess?
All eyes are on the Conference of Rulers’ decisions this Wednes…
Malaysian Bar urges government to enact anti-hopping legislation to boost political stability19 March
The Malaysian Bar has called on the government to urgently consider enacting anti-hopping legislation that will restrict the ability of lawmakers to switch thei…
Malaysian Bar argues that ouster clauses violate fundamental values of constitution22 February
The Malaysian Bar wants the government to repeal ouster clauses in all legislations that removed the supervisory jurisdiction of the courts.
Its president Sal…
Malaysia's chief justice says constitutional amendment did not remove judicial power from judges15 January
A 1988 amendment to Article 121(1) of the Federal Constitution to remove judicial power from judges did not have the desired effect, Chief Justice Tengku Maimun…
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