Archive - 6 September 2004

More than 100 foreigners being held at an immigration depot are protesting their detention as well as the poor conditions at the camp.

His chances of being re-embraced as a key leader relies on how much he understands global events, rather than focusing purely on democracy, freedom and progressive Islam.

Sekumpulan ahli Pemuda Umno Tanah Merah akan membuat laporan kepada Umno Kelantan kerana mendakwa berlaku penyelewengan dalam pemilihan pergerakan itu Jumaat lalu.

Justice has finally prevailed and the way I see it, this should be the beginning of a better Malaysia in the making. The last 22 years of fear and repression are finally, hopefully, coming to an end.

translation Anwar's out and there are many new faces jumping on his bandwagon, only time will tell how the release will effect reformasi's struggle for change.

No matter which path he takes, Anwar has considerable ground to cross if he is ever to lead the nation.

The new DAP secretary-general responds to what led to him to accept the post although this has raised accusations of nepotism.

There is dissent within SPDP over the Barisan Nasional candidate for the Ba'Kelalan by-election, with considering silent protest.

Complaints about 'ugly' Malaysian employers will soon be taken up with the Nepalese government and its consulate in Kuala Lumpur.

Ex-deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim takes up where he left off to address a range of issues that have been in the headlines while he was in prison.

The Federal Court will decide tomorrow if it can hear former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim's application to review its own decision in dismissing his corruption appeal.

Before ex-deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim left for urgent surgery in Munich on Saturday, he spoke to malaysiakini briefly about his political future and time in jail.

A church leader notes that if the aircraft belonging to the company had been grounded following the July 12 crash, the loss of more lives could have been prevented.

The two countries have agreed to undertake studies on a possible free trade deal, says New Zealand Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton.

I don't deal with anybody, says the premier, rejecting reports of a possible behind-the scenes agreement.

A special two-hour micro invasive operation to free a compressed nerve in Anwar Ibrahim's back will be done in Munich tonight.

The H5 strain of avian flu had killed 30 birds - chickens and quail - on a farm in Belian village near Pasir Pekan, Kelantan, says the veterinary department.