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- Am I illegal? Ask Putrajaya, says Paul Low
- 'No. I can't answer,' says the former TI-M head when asked if he was made a senator before sworn in as a minister.
- No electoral pact with BN, says Waythamoorthy
- INTERVIEW ‘For BN to meet our expectations, it will have to come a very long way,’ says Hindraf chief P Waythamoorthy.
- 'Fast unto death' threat by Tamil school officials
- This is our pledge, say board members of SJKT Ladang Minyak Serendah, if the funds promised for the new school premises are not delivered.
- Malaysia must back US resolution on Sri Lanka
- COMMENT The PM’s support for Sri Lanka at UN Human Rights Council will earn him the ridicule of the international community.
- Kg Medan victims: Will they ever get justice?
- The last chance for the seven men, who are demanding compensation for injuries, may be the Federal Court.
- Ambiga: Citizenship and not race determines rights
- 'There is no discrimination as far as rights arising from citizenship. Either you're a citizen or not,' says the Bersih chief.
- MTUC picket: NUPW will not take part
- However, other trade unions pledge their support, saying the Employment Act amendments are clearly aimed at union-busting.
- Interlok: Niat to petition the Agong, rulers
- The movement against the use of the Malay literature textbook prepares to take the issue to the palace.
- 'MTUC has never been anti-government'
- The labour front has always been apolitical, even if a few leaders had links with political parties, says secretary-general Halim Mansor.
- Interlok: Niat ready to fast unto death
Niat leaders demand greater vigour in resolving the issue of the controversial textbook.
- Reinstatements brews controversy in MIC
- Its CWC is accused of going against the party constitution in the decision to re-embrace ex-leaders.
- Gauntlet thrown at DPM over Interlok issue
- Muhyiddin has been taken to task for allegedly misleading the public over the status of the Interlok novel.
- Interlok: Punish Education Ministry officers, says Niat
- This is one of the five resolutions the National 'Interlok' Action Team adopted at its meeting in KL yesterday.
- NGO claims 'Interlok' novel against Islamic teachings
- It delivers a warning that if the book continues to be compulsory, an international campaign will result.
- Interlok novel must be withdrawn, decides Niat
- Representatives of more than 140 Indian NGOs assembled at a special closed door session, unanimously decided this in KL yesterday afternoon.
- Action panel to push Interlok's withdrawal
- Indian NGOs say they will take firm action to press for the book to be dropped as Form Five Malay literature study.
- Endorse 'withdraw Interlok' demand, MIC told
- MIC reps refute that any consensus was reached at the ministry meeting saying they had demanded the withdrawal of the textbook.
- No government will bother about MTUC
- COMMENT This is despite the workers union having always remained a supporter of the ruling government.
- Questions Kamalanathan refused to answer
- INTERVIEW Kamalanathan puts his public relations skills to work by avoiding straight answers to questions involving controversial statements.
- Is Umno eyeing the Hulu S'gor seat for itself?
- COMMENT Should the BN candidate lose this by-election, Umno has a strong case to nominate its man in the next general election.
- Some can insult sultans with impunity
- COMMENT The House was determined to clip the rulers' power to supposedly ensure their survival. It was actually to prevent their political involement.
- Look who maligned our rulers?
- COMMENT Remember those days when our sultans were dragged through the mud? Politics have the chameleon-like quality to induce convenient bouts of amensia.
- UM VC gives assurance over Indian Studies Dept
- The department is in a mess at the moment but it will be maintained at all costs and will not be closed down, assured vice-chancellor Ghauth Jasmon.