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- France-based M'sians in black protest 'electoral fraud'
- Bersih France echoes the call to leaders of other countries 'not to blindly endorse the Barisan-led federal government'.
- Mixed views as M'sians tackle postal vote in France
- PARIS The process was a smooth one for many of those who turned up yesterday in the French capital, although others experienced glitches.
- Suaram lawyers may relocate briefing to S'pore
- Fears of being denied entry dampen the possibility of the French lawyers briefing the Dewan on details of the Scorpene case here.
- Bersih Paris: 60 turn out despite heavy rain
- Unlike their Malaysian counterparts, French police assured the protesters of protection from anyone who intimidated them.
- Police probe two TVSelangor journalists
- The duo were interviewed over a statement made by PKR Youth chief Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin regarding the Sosilawati Lawiya murder.
- Orang Asli department says no to church building
- It seems that the Orang Asli are prepared to take on the authorities on their own turf.
- Zunar's new book 'Cartoon-o-phobia' out soon
- Although three of his previous books were banned by the Home Ministry, Zunar says he is willing to take the risk.
- Chua not upset by Perkasa police report
- He was not upset by the report lodged by Perkasa despite that he was summoned to give a statement at a police station.
- 'If Perkasa is racist, how about other race-based NGOs?'
Local daily Utusan Malaysia raised this issue but political scientist James Chin points out the differences between Perkasa and the others.
- Bar defends 'seditious' MyConstitution campaign
- The federal government and several state governments have provided funding to the MyConstitution campaign, says Bar Council.
- Memo to IGP to probe hospital shooting incident
- Families of the two deceased claim that Klang police have not even called them up to record their statements.
- PAS lodges report against PM over Felda speech
- The party claims Najib had insulted the judiciary, undermining the courts in his recent remarks regarding Felda settlers who won their case.
- 'Gadoh' film not approved for public screening
- Although Home Ministry says film is not banned, police tell Malacca Chinese Assembly Hall they are not allowed to screen the movie about racism in schools.
- Anti-ISA protestors: Charge us or set us free
- Parti Sosialis Malaysia Secretary General, S Arutchelvan said the AG's office should be quicker in deciding if they should be charged or not.
- 'HRP chose not to submit memo to palace'
- The Ipoh police point out that no one prevented the Human Rights Party from handing over the document to the Istana Kinta.
- Oct 8 date for Malaysiakini, Zunar books ban suit
- Judge also orders Attorney-General's Chambers to file written submissions on objections it may have by Sept 20.
- Chua to DJ Jamal: Conspiracy theories sell well
Radio DJ Jamaluddin Ibrahim claims his indefinite suspension is a political conspiracy, but the MCA president says it's not so.
- 'March to Putrajaya' publisher quizzed by cops
- Three police officers from Bukit Aman questioned Low Chee Chong regarding ‘The March to Putrajaya'.
- 'Air jampi' way to recovering lost handphone
- However, a primary school teacher is deemed to have gone too far in frightening 300 students into owning up.
- S'gor readies three-year blueprint
- Public consultations are providing input for the state government’s strategies and plans from 2011 to 2013.
- Body 2 Body: Home Ministry needs a closer look
- A Home Ministry official says the book has not been seized or banned, but to see if it is in violation of the PPPA.
- CPO: It's okay as long as the info is from me
The Selangor police chief said that although he had made corrections in his Facebook postings on a recent crime, they were not confusing.
- Ministry renews Rocket publication permit
- UPDATED 6.15PM The Home Ministry has renewed the printing permit of DAP newsletter The Rocket, said the party's publicity chief Tony Pua.
- Mixed reactions over CPO's updates on Facebook
- Opinion in legal circles is divided whether Khalid Abu Bakar's disclosures promotes transparency or can jeopardise an investigation.
- Perkasa lodges report against Soi Lek
- Malay rights NGO Perkasa files yet another police report, this time accusing MCA president Dr Chua Soi Lek of sedition. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- PAS Youth to push for 'students in politics'
- It is scheduled to meet with the deputy higher education minister next week to discuss the issue.
- Roundtable talk on rise in social ills
- PAS Youth calls for NGOs, political parties to discuss rising cases of rape, illicit sex and dumping of babies.
- Cops high-handed, PAS complains to Suhakam
- The party questions police ‘aggression’ against those who had gathered on private premises at two separate events.
- PAS goes after Felcra
- The dust has yet settled from the embroglio over Felda, but PAS is already training its sights on another federal land agency. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- Bail extended for 30 anti-ISA protestors
Upon arrival at the PJ Police District Headquarters, they were initially stopped from entering but were told later bail was extended for another two weeks.