Archive - 19 November 2002

MCA Youth joins the bandwagon in condemning an Umno Youth official's suggestion that all national-type Chinese primary schools be abolished.

Suspecting foul play, the family of a detainee who died while in police custody is requesting for a second postmortem without the presence of cops from the Klang police district headquarters.

Kenyataan Dr Adham Baba yang menggesa kerajaan mewujudkan sekolah satu aliran bahasa di Malaysia turut menimbulkan keresahan di kalangan pejuang pendidikan Tamil. Berikutan itu, satu lagi laporan polis dibuat terhadap beliau hari ini.

Afta will pit the small against the giants. In this economic 'David and Goliath' tale set to unravel in 2005, Proton stands in a corner, sweating, without a slingshot.

The opposition party wants the right to rebuke state-owned RTM's mini-documentary portraying DAP and Chinese educationists as 'chauvinists'.

Pemangku Presiden PAS Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang akan mengambil tindakan undang-undang jika mereka yang menuduhnya sebagai punca perselisihan faham di antara sekumpulan pelajar Malaysia di Jordan, tidak memohon maaf kepadanya.

After a three-week wait, a group of Indian workers will finally return home but for labour rights organisation, Tenaganita, their work is not yet complete as the workers have not received their due salaries.

In a case that may have repercussions on the legal profession, a lawyer is charged with harbouring or concealing his client in a murder case two and a half years ago.

Soybeans contaminated by GE maize in the US are sparking an urgent rethink on growing biopharma products (that come from plants genetically-engineered to produce medicines) in food-producing areas.

Opposition party PAS today criticised the government for allowing a team of US investigators to interrogate a terror suspect held in Kamunting detention camp.