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- WWF and Taib's empire: Sleeping with the enemy?
The NGO is facing corruption allegations involving logging giant Ta Ann, which is linked to the Sarawak CM.
- 1Care health reforms: Can one size fit all?
- The healthcare for all pledge has remained nebulous, with no public dialogue and the details being jealously guarded.
- Sarawak's 'Red Rally' earns Bersih support
- Police are also keeping a close eye on preparations for Saturday’s gathering for democratic reforms in Sarawak.
- Will Taib see red at Rally for Democracy in Kuching?
- Movement for Change Sarawak leader Francis Siah says the Red Rally will not yield to ‘overwhelming odds’.
- A tribute to some ordinary, courageous Malaysians
- COMMENT Protests are routine in any mature democracy, but the reactions of the government and police in Malaysia were near-hysterical.
- Curbing Christians, communists and conscience
- The police are under increasing pressure from international and local human rights groups to free the PSM 6.
- Building on Bersih's momentum
- Sarawak PKR plans to hold public dialogues to discuss the rally, says Batu Lintang rep See Chee How.
- Bersih 2.0: A long march to freedom
- Malaysians with hopes and ideals need not despair - the will of the people will eventually prevail.
- Taib changes definition of 'native' after NCR defeat
- The Sarawak assembly passed the Land Custody and Development Authority (Amendment) Bill 2011 yesterday.
- S'wak PKR: Back Bersih, ignore Riot's warning
- Newly-sworn in Ba'Kelalan rep Baru Bian says Sarawakians should not stay away from Bersih on July 9.
- More countries to investigate Taib?
- Swiss NGO Bruno Manser Fund expects additional graft probes to be initiated against the Sarawak chief minister.
- Civil disobedience, race barriers and the Bersih rally
- COMMENT Despite being arrested at a candlelight vigil last August, they are pushing ahead with the planned July 9 rally.
- Mourning dims Dayak celebration
- The iron grip of Sarawak's ruling elite on the political economy has left little money for the mainstream economy.
- '1Sarawak' natives take on Taib, timber tycoons
- Growing discontent over land acquisition in the state has transformed the traditional deference to figures of authority.
- Cops release Bidayuh villagers suspected of arson
UPDATED 2.35PM The five were ‘thought to be involved’ in torching buildings and equipment in a logging camp in Tebudu.
- Bidayuh villagers burn timber camp
- Now, the Bidayuh start to show their frustrations over NCR land-grabbing by the Taib Mahmud administration.
- Could mass protests dislodge Taib?
- Conditions in Sarawak create several hurdles, but campaigners should keep a broader issue in mind.
- Pakatan's rural roadmap for GE13
- To make a push for the minimum 112 seats required to take over federal power, it needs rural seats.
- Detained and deported by Burma, sued by Taib
- See Chee How, PKR candidate for Batu Lintang, has suffered for championing minorities and speaking out against injustice.
- Selangor's achievements 'can swing S'wak voters'
- S'WAK POLLS The work done for the Orang Asli will promote Pakatan in Sarawak's rural constituencies in this election, says assemblyperson Gan Pei Nei.
- PKR: Cash offered for votes in Kuching
The party says Kuching voters are being offered between RM100 and RM200 for their votes in the upcoming state polls.
- S'wak BN jumpy over NCR lawyers becoming reps
- The overwhelming BN majority in the state assembly has thus far imposed their version of ‘might makes right’.
- Battling 'stolen votes' and 'stuffed ballot boxes'
- As the Sarawak election looms, fears emerge afresh on the manipulation of results by various means.
- Taib family's land deal shelved in run-up to election
- The villagers win a rare reprieve from the state government, thanks to the looming election in Sarawak.
- S'gor, Penang pay for S'wak school-kids' transport
- The S'gor and the Penang gov'ts contribute some money to pay for a Mitsubishi Triton for the schoolchildren.
- Teachers demand cash from poor Penan students
- COMMENT The parents say their children face threats that they would not be able to continue their studies if they do not pay.
- Villagers cheer freeing of land rights campaigner
Sarawak natives celebrate the acquittal of their hero in their uphill struggle against illegal logging.
- Court grants further injunction to Sebugan Ibans
- The injunction against Taib sister’s logging company stops all logging activities until the trial is completed.
- Three ethnic groups in historic NCR lawsuit
- Since the authorities had been ignoring them for ages, the natives now have come together to the seek the court's protection.
- Another leaf turns in NCR land case saga
- Taib family's logging contractor says lawyer prepared, witnessed 'land deal' as more and more police reports are lodged.