Archive - 14 December 2004

But the human rights commissioner says that the law does not allow legal suits against Suhakam commissioners for carrying out their duties.

Amidst confusion as to whether references to Christ were ever to be banned at a Christmas event, questions are being asked of the organisers.

The election watchdog says an independent probe is vital to uphold good governance and accountability.

Yes, it's outlandish, but that appeared to be the case according to Parliament's official website.

Allow me to relate my experience with Maybank for which I applied for a housing loan late last year. That's when the horror started. After scouting through promotions and offers on housing loans...

Ahli exco Angkatan Muda PKR, Zaki Yamani dijangka tarik diri jika Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin terima pencalonan bertanding jawatan timbalan ketua pergerakan itu.

The NUBE, deeply mired in a protracted leadership battle, still cannot see light at the end of the legal tunnel.

Refugees who are able to support themselves would be less reliant on government-funded centres for assistance, says a human rights commissioner.

The life of a wandering academic can be a lonely one. I have found myself passing long hours in awkward silence, staring at interviewees who can only offer an embarrassed smile in return, the difference in language proving to be a gulf too wide to cross.

Telekom Malaysia says its moving away from Africa and will invest in Indonesia and India to increase its regional presence.

For all the insistence that corruption must be eradicated, little headway is being achieved against this scourge

DAP legislator Chong Chieng Jen says Sarawak's rights on immigration matters should not be undermined or eroded with the amendment bill.

The floods have also forced utility giant Tenaga Nasional to shut down some 300 power sub-stations and leave thousands of people in darkness.

To remain competitive the government must remove outdated regulations and unnecessary charges, says Westport supremo G Gnanalingam.