Archive - 2 April 2004

Commissioner Hamdan Adnan says the broadcast plans are not only questionable from an ethical point of view but it is also a violation of rights to fair trial.

Party leaders made available to Suhakam evidence that they had gathered during their investigations into alleged improprieties perpetrated by the Election Commission.

There are currently no laws preventing the abuse of personal information obtained from the MyKad - the ubiquitous identification card held by all Malaysians over the age of 12. A slew of privacy concerns are now being raised by lawyers.

The former DAP secretary-general, who claims to be a victim of internal sabotage, says that he stands by his allegation.

Unlike its Barisan Nasional counterpart MIC, the Sarawak party says its elected reps can frequent watering holes as it will help them tackle social ills.

Selepas berlaku beberapa kejadian pergaduhan yang membabitkan peserta Program Latihan Khidmat Negara (PLKN) kini seorang peserta wanita pula mendakwa dicabul kehormatannya.

Eight teenage students in a religious school were today charged with the murder of their schoolmate at the Sekolah Menengah Agama Datuk Klana Maamor hostel in Seremban last week.

The opposition party takes privatised water supplier Puas to task over what it describes as an unjustified increase.

The Bali bombers believed they were acting on the wishes of terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden when they killed more than 200 people on the tourist island in October 2002, says a repentant Malaysian in a television interview.

Much had been written about the problems during our recent general election. We have the technology and we have the best of talents. Is there any problem relating to the election process that cannot be dealt with by our own experts?

Meminta si polan ini letak jawatan atau si polan itu di Suruhanjaya Pilihanraya (SPR) berhenti kerja, bukanlah jalan penyelesaian. Apa yang wajib dilihat ialah keseluruhan sistem pilihanraya di negara ini.

A giant banner has gone missing! Its owner Teresa Kok smells a rat and raises the possibility of a sabotage in the making.

The outcome of the 11th general election does not reflect Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's proclamation of 'Excellence, Glory and Distinction'. Here's why.

JOSH HONG says he felt a ray of hope when the news of a small explosive thrown at the Australian High Commission made headlines in the Chinese press.

Ong Chee Keng says he will visit the disgruntled factions in the next few weeks to sort things out while his predecessor Ronnie Liu and state secretary Alex Lim who quit their posts yesterday will remain in the state committee.

Kecuali jawatan presiden dan timbalan presiden, perebutan bagi jawatan naib presiden Umno dan majlis tertinggi parti itu dijangka menyaksi persaingan hebat di antara muka baru dan muka lama.

The disenchanted Indian Malaysian faction within Gerakan appears to have lost the bluster it displayed prior to the general election when they threatened to resign en masse to protest the party's alleged discriminatory stance towards them

PAS promised changes to its state leadership, but the appointment of an unknown religious scholar to the post has irked certain quarters.

MCA Negeri Sembilan deputy chief Yeow Chai Thiam accuses the party's top two leaders of reneging an agreement which promised him a state exco post.