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Archive - 2 October 2002
0Puteri Umno: Disciplinary committee hears Ellys case
The Umno disciplinary committee today heard complaints against Puteri Umno chief Azalina Othman Said by disgruntled members who accuse the leader of a myriad of wrongdoings, ranging from graft to gangsterism.
0Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall slams cops for barring anti-ISA meeting
0Snap demise looms unless embattled leader gives in
Surrender or die — that's the choice given to Snap leader James Wong Kim Min by his detractors. If Wong is to save the party he founded, he would have to capitulate to the demands of the rebels, or they will form a new party.
0Schools unplugged ... from new education policy
Hundreds of schools in Sabah and Sarawak may lose out when the new education policy is implemented next year, emphasising the use of computers. The problem? No electricity supply.
0Kelantan tidak sekat hiburan, kata Nik Aziz
0VCD pirates take to the high seas to avoid detection
0Veterans rise to the challenge in Gerakan polls
Gerakan, which is known for its ability to avoid open fights for party posts, is being tested this time around. Several posts will be contested come Saturday, including two key positions.
0US regrets 'inappropriate treatment' of Mahathir, Pak Lah
0Backbenchers leave minister's dinner in 'protest' over language switch: report
0Belanjawan BA patut dialu-alukan
Belanjawan 2003 oleh Barisan Alternatif (BA) tidak sepatutnya disekat dan dicemuh oleh pemimpin Barisan Nasional (BN), tetapi sebaliknya patut dialu-alukan. Penulis LEE BAN CHEN menjelaskan sebab-sebabnya.
0Cops under fire for violating human rights
A slew of human rights groups has slammed the police for beating and preventing participants from attending an anti-Internal Security Act (ISA) meeting in Kuala Lumpur last night.
0Tak faham fungsi pustaka negara
0Stringent airport checks apply to all
0Al Gore got random check treatment too
0Too slow to grow
0Dr M's biotech speech more suited for sci-fi do
0'No justice': A taste of ones own medicine
0Flawed logic in continued ISA detention
0Let's be clear about the facts
0Gaya: BN to field Yongs former aide
0Bekas setiausaha politik Datuk Yong calon BN di Gaya
0AI: Govt failed to right grave injustice
Amnesty International has consistently spoken out against the government's use of the Internal Security Act for 'politically-motivated' purposes. The organisation now criticises the government decision to ignore implications of a Federal Court ruling last month.
0Respect the right of states to implement religious laws: Salleh
It is akin to having a car without an engine to run it; states that enact religious laws may have the right to do so, but there are limits to their power, according to a leading legal expert.
0Police prerogative to seal off anti-ISA campaign venue
Police claim they had every right to stop the launch of an anti-ISA campaign in Kuala Lumpur last night. The incident led to a three-hour standoff between police and some 300 campaigners.
0Smoking out dubious tactics of tobacco industry
Tobacco giant Philip Morris's offer to fund an anti-smoking kit for Aboriginal students in Australia is being ridiculed by anti-smoking groups as akin to the Mafia putting a wad of cash in the church donation box on Sundays.
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