Archive - 15 September 2004

Reacting to the Federal Court's review this morning in upholding his corruption conviction, political dark horse says his struggle for reform has not ended.

Sacked Kelantan Umno division chief Ibrahim Ali has criticised the supreme council's decision to shut former deputy president Anwar Ibrahim out of the party.

The undergraduates were upset with the authorities recording the serial numbers on ballot papers, fearing that it will be used to trace those who voted for the 'anti-establishment' candidates.

The hike in cigarette prices has not gone down well with several parliamentarians, as the Dewan Rakyat continues its debate on Budget 2005.

By doing so, says a PKR leader, the former deputy premier would be admitting that he is indeed guilty.

Anwar could still lead Parti Keadilan Rakyat as a 'conscience leader' or 'spiritual adviser' and continue to push for genuine reforms.

Mungkinkah Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim sudah berubah ataupun mungkinkah dia masih seorang politikus licik yang bergeliga otaknya. Anwar perlu nyatakan pendiriannya!

LJ in his letter, 'Court believed in Anwar's sexual shenanigans', tried to rebut Adcin's letter, 'Mahathir exposed with Anwar's acquittal', by stating that:...

The Higher Learning Ministry has dismissed Suhakam's intention to monitor the campus polls as 'hangat-hangat tahi ayam' (loss of initial enthusiasm).

The latest anti-terrorism methods to counter alleged threats to national security and public safety are being seen as a warning that the war on terrorism is turning into a war on rights, freedom and democracy.

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim terpaksa menunggu selama lima tahun sehingga 14 April 2008 untuk aktif semula dalam politik tanahair.

Power politics and opportunist intentions are causing regression in the peace process in Sri Lanka.

Terrorists attacks are more likely to occur during election year, but how do they actually affect the results?

Geenpeace has received a letter from the lawyers of Rimbunan Hijau demanding an apology and the withdrawal of a report published in February.

Nineteen Burmese activists have remained behind bars since May. They are still waiting for their charges of illegal entry to be heard in court.

The state was put under quarantine to prevent the spread of bird flu as three more villagers were hospitalised after developing symptoms.

The Federal Court has found no reason to review the conviction and sentence meted out to former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim for corrupt practice.

Tomb raiders have struck again in Sarawak, digging up graves in search for gold ornaments after lying low for about seven months.