The NYLC is pledged to playing a vibrant role in the future of Malaysia in a non-partisan and non-political manner.

OSCAR Wilde once famously quipped that “the old believe everything, the middle-aged suspect everything, the young know everything”.

Against this, we now introduce Putik Lada, the mouthpiece of the National Young Lawyers Committee (NYLC) of the Bar Council, where some of the hot controversial topics affecting Malaysians will be ventilated in a seemingly piquant manner.

As Malaysia continues to find itself politically, economically and socially, who better than the young to “card carry” the aspirations of all Malaysians and ensure that as a nation, we continue to mature progressively.

It would only seem appropriate that the NYLC does its level best by playing a vibrant role in the future of Malaysia in a non-partisan and non-political manner.

It is also equally important that we recognise that many young lawyers have the potential to become future leaders of the Bar (and the country), and carry on the Bar’s tradition in upholding justice without fear or favour.

The recent successful staging of NYLC-led projects like the Young Malaysians Round Table; the Minda Muda Research Study: Young Malaysians on National Unity – a joint effort by the NYLC and Centre for Public Policy Studies – which was presented to Jabatan Perpaduan Negara & Integrasi Nasional; the Siri Permikiran Kritis; the West Coast Charity Nite and the Young Professionals Alliance are some of the examples of how the NYLC has attempted to interact and create value with members of civil society, the public and the world at large.

These activities showcase the ability and talent of young lawyers to initiate and execute when given the opportunity, and, rightly so, the NYLC will continue to push for agenda to reform and better manage the expectations of Malaysians.

Likewise, Putik Lada, in no small way, will optimistically showcase the voice of today’s young lawyers and at the same time ensure that all Malaysians are guaranteed sanctuary under the Federal Constitution.

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