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4 minutes to readWill a company director get into trouble if his company contributes to climate change risks?
All across the globe, weather patterns have, and are, changing dramatically and rapidly.
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4 minutes to readWhere does the right to have vernacular education come from?
Vernacular means one’s mother tongue. The question is, can the government guarantee you the right to attend school? And choose to be educated in a medium of instruction that is your mother tongue?
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4 minutes to readWhen assailed by doubt, what should a litigation lawyer do?
Shortly after MCO was partially lifted, the courts rescheduled many postponed cases.
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5–7 minutes to readCan the local municipality shut down factories in the Klang Valley?
The answer is to the shutdown question is a ‘No’.
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6–8 minutes to readCan the Cabinet revoke Emergency laws?
The answer is NO. To know more, read on...
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8–11 minutes to readWhat happens if the Prime Minister is incapacitated now?
Our Parliament is now in recess. Our PM is in the hospital. A date for Parliament’s meeting has not been finalised. What happens if the PM is ill and cannot perform his duties?
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