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PKR Youth and Women congress 2023

Opposition to governance: PKR congress a sober affair under burden of fulfilling reforms

PKR’s just-concluded annual congress for 2023 shows the party finding its feet as a ruling party amid criticism of slow reforms it has long demanded as an opposition party.

‘Our gathering is on national issues not posts,’ PKR’s Saifuddin chides Bersatu’s ‘unfruitful’ AGM

PKR secretary-general Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail opened the party's congress tonight by taking a direct jab at Bersatu for its "drama-filled" annual gathering.

Leave unity govt if you’re insincere, Selangor PKR Youth leader tells MIC

A Selangor PKR Youth leader has chided Barisan Nasional (BN) component party MIC after the latter cautioned that it will take action if Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim does not afford the party “due respect”.

No to new anti-extremism laws, yes to unity-fostering events: PKR Youth delegate 

The party wing’s Kedah delegate Habib Ahmad Irfan Habib Danial also said that laws currently utilised to investigate those believed to have violated 3R sentiments must be fine-tuned to ensure that action is taken appropriately. 

Enough is enough: PKR women highlight bullying culture, sexism in debates

PKR’s women’s wing today cited the bullying culture as among the factors why women stay away from being involved in active politics.

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