Archive - 6 August 2003

Bar Council raps Hadis medieval views on women

Bar Council raps Hadis medieval views on women

The parliamentary opposition leader, who is also PAS president, drew heavy fire when he said that women were not suitable for certain jobs, citing pregnancy and menstruation as reasons.
No ministers involved in bogus special forces, say police

No ministers involved in bogus special forces, say police

CID director Salleh Mat Som said the police found no evidence to show that cabinet ministers were involved in the shadowy paramilitary movement.
Police reports lodged against Rais, TV3 over keling issue

Police reports lodged against Rais, TV3 over keling issue

A federal minister and private TV station have been accused of sedition in their reactions to current debate on the use of the word ' keling '.
Test of landmark ISA decision on Saturday

Test of landmark ISA decision on Saturday

The Federal Court will decide on Saturday whether to allow the prosecution's appeal against a High Court decision to release Malaysian Mujahidin Group (KMM) suspect Nasharuddin Nasir.
Assault claim: Suhakam needs more info from ISA duo

Assault claim: Suhakam needs more info from ISA duo

Suhakam has studied the reports furnished by both parties involved in the alleged assault of two ISA detainees in Kamunting but, as yet, is unable to reach a conclusion.
Police, prison officials told to explain sudden death of trader

Police, prison officials told to explain sudden death of trader

A 'police watch' committee has highlighted another case of custodial death, this time, implicating prison authorities.
Launch of new opposition party lawful, says sec-gen

Launch of new opposition party lawful, says sec-gen

The newly-merged Parti Keadilan Rakyat will continue working as a single political entity, although it has yet to receive the stamp of approval from the Registrar of Societies.
PAS: pembalakan di Tganu dijalankan secara sah

PAS: pembalakan di Tganu dijalankan secara sah

Kerajaan Terengganu tidak pernah bertindak hingga ke peringkat menjadikan pembalakan haram sebagai sumber untuk menambah hasil kewangan negeri daripada hasil balak, kata exconya Datuk Mustafa Ali
Logging scam: Decision on Umno Pahangs appeal next week

Logging scam: Decision on Umno Pahangs appeal next week

The Kuantan High Court has set next Friday to decide on an application filed by Umno Pahang to set aside an order to pay compensation to a company over a controversial logging concession.
Malaysia beefs up security at ports after Jakarta blast

Malaysia beefs up security at ports after Jakarta blast

Malaysia has beefed up security at its ports amid fears of possible terrorist attacks following a bomb blast that ripped through a luxury Jakarta hotel.
RM1.50 to enter EPF building

RM1.50 to enter EPF building

Egos churning the water tiff

Egos churning the water tiff

Sporeans not bothered by 'half bridge'

Sporeans not bothered by 'half bridge'

Msian astronaut, a pointless expenditure

Msian astronaut, a pointless expenditure

The lack of investigative journalism

The lack of investigative journalism

Hold the applause on mayors ICT decision

Hold the applause on mayors ICT decision

Keling is derogatory, Dr Rais

Keling is derogatory, Dr Rais

Banning words wont dispel racism

Banning words wont dispel racism

Arus perjuangan: Membujur lalu, melintang patah

Arus perjuangan: Membujur lalu, melintang patah

Sebagai penjana politik baru negara, perjuangan Parti Keadilan Rakyat bersifat pelbagai kaum, yang berteraskan Melayu. LEE BAN CHEN bertanya: jika parti baru itu menentang politik perkauman, mengapa ianya masih "berteraskan Melayu"?
Moral selectiveness of churches in Singapore and Malaysia

Moral selectiveness of churches in Singapore and Malaysia

There is a strong case to keep church and state separate, but this need not mean that Christians should disengage from political processes that result in injustice.
PAS: Logging activities in Tganu perfectly legal

PAS: Logging activities in Tganu perfectly legal

Faced with allegations that it is involved in illegal logging, the Terengganu government responds to questions being raised about its forestry policies and administration.