Archive - 7 February 2005

Keadilan Youth want answers from Selangor MB Mohd Khir Toyo as to whether the amount has been distributed and if so, why the cultural centre project for the Hindu temple has yet to take off.

A statutory body may be the long-awaited solution to resolving religion-based problems in pluralistic Malaysia.

Untuk siasat dakwaan berlaku pelanggaran hak asasi manusia sewaktu berlaku perkelahian antara penghuni dan pegawal keselamatan kem tersebut pada 8 Disember lalu.

How a family outing transformed a cinema goer's life.

The parliamentary caucus on human rights will look into an incident during which several detainees claimed they had been abused.

Money that could be used for the under-privileged is being distributed to BN representatives to be used for festive occasions, claims DAP.

I refer to a number of opinions that have appeared here of late. For example, one stated the following: 'There are laws promulgated by our Parliament which state that Muslims should not consume liquor, and that they must be ...'

Sherwin Ng tells us like it is: Feng Shui isn't really about goldfish and porcelain Buddhas.

There is no ultimate truth, only variations of 'a truth' struggling to be imposed as 'the truth' by either fair means or foul.

High-handed actions of religious officers only serve to reinforce misconceptions of Islam, when the religion itself is founded upon human dignity and freedom.

The state-controlled automaker appoints Mohamad Azlan Hashim as its new chairman to replace the outgoing Abu Hassan Kendut.

The number of seafarers killed by pirates surged last year, even though the overall incidence of armed robbery on the high seas fell, says an international watchdog.

Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar says the Iranian government has given an assurance that its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes only.

The Indonesian embassy in Kuala Lumpur has hired five lawyers to take legal action against employers have not settled salaries of their Indonesian workers.

Media reports say that a second round of bidding for two remaining high-speed third-generation (3G) mobile phone licenses in Malaysia may start soon.