Archive - 8 July 2003

UN envoy raps US for shadowy military trials

UN envoy raps US for shadowy military trials

United Nations special rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers Param Cumaraswamy has expressed alarm over the United States government's intention to put six foreign al-Qaeda suspects on trial in a military court.
Treasury official implicated in procedural irregularities

Treasury official implicated in procedural irregularities

An opposition leader has urged the prime minister to order an urgent probe into serious allegations involving a Treasury official, based on documents received.
Suhakam decision soon on making govt response public

Suhakam decision soon on making govt response public

Three months ago, Suhakam received the government's feedback on its recommendations. Only now is it considering whether or not to reveal the details.
Bar Council irked by video-link terrorism testimony

Bar Council irked by video-link terrorism testimony

The decision to allow four ISA detainees to testify via video-link during the ongoing trial of suspected Indonesian terror chief Abu Bakar Bashir in Jakarta has raised questions as to whether the legal rights of the witnesses and the accused have been violated.
Kembalikanlah kepercayaan terhadap PDRM

Kembalikanlah kepercayaan terhadap PDRM

MAS retirement policy further discriminates

MAS retirement policy further discriminates

Problem lies with the civil service

Problem lies with the civil service

Ministry must reveal UM selection

Ministry must reveal UM selection

Spore-Msia tensions more fundamental than water

Spore-Msia tensions more fundamental than water

Remembering Mohtar as AG

Remembering Mohtar as AG

Elevate judges on merit, not seniority

Elevate judges on merit, not seniority

Dari mulut harimau BN ke mulut buaya PAS

Dari mulut harimau BN ke mulut buaya PAS

Prejudicial to blame PAS for BAs problems

Prejudicial to blame PAS for BAs problems

Penjelasan PRM mengenai BA, negara Islam

Penjelasan PRM mengenai BA, negara Islam

Nampaknya isu Negara Islam dan Hudud berhubung dengan apa yang saya sentuh dalam ucapan dasar di Kongres PRM ke-36 telah menimbulkan sedikit kekeliruan.
Medical students refute Education Ministrys meritocracy claim

Medical students refute Education Ministrys meritocracy claim

The Education Ministry recently dismissed complaints that only one Indian Malaysian student has been admitted to the Universiti Malaya medical faculty, saying that this was the result of 'meritocracy'. Students now question if 'meritocracy' truly exists.
Tanjung Pelepas port  volume grows sharply

Tanjung Pelepas port volume grows sharply

Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) today said it handled 1.6 million twenty foot equivalent units (TEUs) from January to June 2003, up 37 percent from the same period of 2002.
Wan Azizah: Son-in-law wont contest in polls

Wan Azizah: Son-in-law wont contest in polls

Just three months after marrying into the Anwar Ibrahim family, engineer Raja Ahmad Shahrir Iskandar finds himself the target of political speculation.
PAS sure of tipping the scales in Kedah

PAS sure of tipping the scales in Kedah

Changing the election boundaries will not help the ruling coalition hang on to Kedah as grassroots support will be the ultimate decider, says a confident PAS.
US against M'sia fixed price plan in war on piracy: report

US against M'sia fixed price plan in war on piracy: report

The United States has warned that Malaysia's proposal to cut prices on computer software and compact discs could backfire and prompt producers to shun the country, a report said today.
Longing for daylight in Malaysia

Longing for daylight in Malaysia

Darkness descended on Malaysia in1998 with the sacking of deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim, but this episode will not recede from memory, unlike other dark chapters of the past.
Police arrest two on suspicion of raping four sisters: report

Police arrest two on suspicion of raping four sisters: report

Police have arrested two brothers for allegedly raping their four sisters in Johor, media reports said today.

Industrial output surges despite Sars in May

Industrial output surges despite Sars in May

Industrial output inthe country surged a better-than-expected 16.2 percent in May compared with last year despite Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (Sars), the statistics department said today.
Umno dakwa PAS berusaha selamatkan pemimpinnya di Kedah

Umno dakwa PAS berusaha selamatkan pemimpinnya di Kedah

Umno dan PAS Kedah sama-sama yakin menang di negeri ini dalam pilihanraya umum akan datang.
Principle of equity in varsity intakes

Principle of equity in varsity intakes

Is admission to public universities truly based on meritocracy? The issues and concerns merit deeper scrutiny from the viewpoint of the minority Indian Malaysian community.
Broga group plans to take incinerator case to court

Broga group plans to take incinerator case to court

If all else fails by way of gentle persuasion, Broga residents will have one final message for the government: See you in court!
M'sia lifts travel restrictions and Sars screening

M'sia lifts travel restrictions and Sars screening

Malaysia has liftts all measures, including visa restrictions, put in place to curb the spread of the deadly virus.
Ezam masuk Umno...

Ezam masuk Umno...

Rakyat akan berdepan dengan perang saraf politik hinggalah menjelangnya pilihanraya umum akan datang. Menurut AMAN RAIS, mereka akan dimomokkan dengan pelbagai isu dan spekulasi, seperti tersebarkan berita Mohd Ezam Mohd Noor akan sertai Umno.
Putin warns of 'catastrophe' from unilateralism

Putin warns of 'catastrophe' from unilateralism

If unilateralism becomes the norm of international life it will lead to "chaos and catastrophe", Russian President Vladimir Putin said in remarks published today.