Stop BN’s Electoral Robbery with Bersih 5

By Zairil Khir Johari

November 2016 CARPE DIEM
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The best show of dissent is a street protest, and there is much to be outraged about by the present re-delineation exercise.The 14th general election looks set to be a litmus test for many political stakeholders in Malaysia, not least of all the ruling BN coalition. Now ignominiously labelled a kleptocrat regime, the federal government faces serious fallout from the commencement of investigations and legal action the world over as the US, Swiss and Singaporean authorities begin to unravel the...

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Zairil Khir Johari

is the Penang state executive councillor for public works, utilities and flood mitigation, and the state assemblyman for Tanjong Bunga.

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