Archive - 26 August 2004

Fomca now boasts a new consumer complaints centre which its new president Marimuthu is very proud of. He continues to plan more strategies to better serve consumers.

As this will restrict the principles of a free and democratic elections and prevent voters from making a choice based on merits.

Ahli Puteri Umno diminta supaya melaporkan kepada Jawatankuasa Disiplin Umno mengenai pihak yang cuba 'membeli' undi untuk pemilihan parti bulan depan.

I refer to your report 'Wanita JIM: Use law as last resort against marital rape'. 'Sexual intercourse is rape when it is not consensual,' said Suaram coordinator Eric Paulsen.

The PBDS saga continues even as Masing appears to be more conciliatory and Tajem saying he wants the younger party members to be more friendly with each other.

BN posters provided by Elegant Advisory Sdn Bhd - a shadowy company which 'absconded' after allegedly raking up debts of up to RM100 million - have materialised in Kuala Berang.

A support group continues relentlessly in its campaign for the Koay Jetty, proposing this time that a comprehensive plan suggested by a foreign don be seriously looked into.

Should Singapore allow its talented people, regardless if they are gay or not, to live in a socially intolerant place so as to drive them away to greener shores elsewhere?

Supreme council hopefuls should not be made the 'eyes and ears' of the party as they have a vested interest.

Increasing the jurisdiction of the Shariah courts will provide non-Muslims an additional forum to vent their grievances if they choose to.

Malaysians led by media, hotel and property tycoon Robert Kuok dominated a list of Southeast Asia's 40 wealthiest people released by US business magazine Forbes .

Yet another name appears as a potential Barisan Nasional candidate for the Ba'Kelalan by-election, scheduled for Sept 18 in the event of a contest.

Editors and a civil society group have echoed journalists' concerns over the unilateral formation of a Suhakam committee to enforce journalistic standards.