Archive - 27 April 2005

Nazri: Usul mengenai Burma ditarik balik atas arahan PM

Nazri: Usul mengenai Burma ditarik balik atas arahan PM

Usul mengenai Burma ditarik balik atas arahan Perdana Menteri berikutan bantahan kerajaan tentera negara berkenaan.
Lim to Shafie: Solution, not statistics

Lim to Shafie: Solution, not statistics

Minister Shafie Apdal felt the heat of disapproval over the acute diesel shortage, but said the situation will normalise soon.
Nazri: Burma motion withdrawn on PMs orders

Nazri: Burma motion withdrawn on PMs orders

The premier has insisted on a hands-off policy on Burma after receiving a protest from the military junta.
Forum hears that non-Muslims should not be demonised

Forum hears that non-Muslims should not be demonised

Many participants at a forum on public morality feel that Islamic laws should not just be a topic for discussion among Muslims alone in a pluralistic society.
Kes demam kepialu di Kelantan terus meningkat

Kes demam kepialu di Kelantan terus meningkat

Kes demam kepialu di Kelantan terus bertambah hari ini dengan 311 pesakit dirawat di hospital seluruh negeri berbanding 302 orang semalam.
ISA lawsuit: Police officer made to reveal information

ISA lawsuit: Police officer made to reveal information

The hearing of a civil suit filed by a former ISA detainee continues with the examination of police officers.
Gambar wanita Malaya jadi hamba seks tentera Jepun

Gambar wanita Malaya jadi hamba seks tentera Jepun

Buku tulisan dua ahli sejarah dari Universiti Cambridge memaparkan foto sepuluh wanita muda dari Malaya yang menjadi 'hamba seks" tentera Jepun yang diselamatkan di Pulau Andaman pada tahun 1945.
Panel: Adopt consultative approach to Syariah review

Panel: Adopt consultative approach to Syariah review

Much more needs to be done before the ambit, intent and enforcement of Syariah enactments are clearly understood, said a three-member panel in discussing the policing of morality.
Minister advises MPs to end tiff with NST

Minister advises MPs to end tiff with NST

The ongoing war of words between the MPs and the newspaper does not benefit anyone, said the minister.
MB Kedah arah semua exco, Adun dan pegawai k'jaan periksa kesihatan

MB Kedah arah semua exco, Adun dan pegawai k'jaan periksa kesihatan

Beliau yang baru pulih daripada tekanan darah tinggi dan kandungan gula berlebihan, mahu semua pegawai sentiasa sihat dan mampu menjana kekuatan jentera kerajaan negeri ini.
Perbicaraan Eric Chia ditangguh tunggu keputusan rayuan pihak pendakwaraya

Perbicaraan Eric Chia ditangguh tunggu keputusan rayuan pihak pendakwaraya

Perbicaraan bekas pengarah urusan Perwaja Steel ditangguh kerana pihak pendakwaraya memfail rayuan terhadap keputusan Mahkamah Sesyen Kuala Lumpur menolak keterangan saksi dari luar negeri.
The trouble with PAS

The trouble with PAS

Farish A Noor's latest book Islam Embedded is not for the faint-hearted and woolly-headed. Read, with focus.
Eric Chia trial: Prosecution files appeal

Eric Chia trial: Prosecution files appeal

The trial of ex-Perwaja Steel managing director Eric Chia has been deferred for the prosecution to appeal against the surprising KL Session Court's decision to reject evidence collected abroad.
Polis tahan dua rakyat Amerika disyaki sebar kristian

Polis tahan dua rakyat Amerika disyaki sebar kristian

Mereka ditahan Isnin lalu dan mahkamah membenarkan mereka ditahan reman selama 14 hari untuk bantu siasatan.
Majlis Keselamatan PBB: Kjaan diminta kaji semula sokongan terhadap Jepun

Majlis Keselamatan PBB: Kjaan diminta kaji semula sokongan terhadap Jepun

Dewan Perhimpunan Cina Selangor (SCAH) berikrar untuk meneruskan tekanan dan bantahannya terhadap usaha Jepun untuk menjadi anggota tetap Majlis Keselamatan Bangsa-bangsa Bersatu.
Probe landscape, beautification projects in Penang

Probe landscape, beautification projects in Penang

There is something amiss in the process of awarding the contracts for such work in Penang, says DAP.
Morality standards must reflect pluralist Malaysia

Morality standards must reflect pluralist Malaysia

In light of the recent debate over our call to repeal religious and municipal laws that attempt to regulate moral behaviour, Malaysians Against Moral Policing (MAMP) would like to clarify...
Shopping for judges claim disturbing

Shopping for judges claim disturbing

Killing me softly ... with corruption

Killing me softly ... with corruption

Municipal issues putting govt at risk

Municipal issues putting govt at risk

MPs shouldnt get upset over rational comment

MPs shouldnt get upset over rational comment

April Fool: Msiakini masuk Guinness Book of Records?

April Fool: Msiakini masuk Guinness Book of Records?

Rare photo of Malayan comfort women in new book

Rare photo of Malayan comfort women in new book

The book by two Cambridge historians has a photograph of 10 young Malayan women rescued from the Andaman Islands in 1945.
Rebranding exercises wrong approach

Rebranding exercises wrong approach

Bangau oh tol!

Bangau oh tol!

Say no to Japan

Say no to Japan

Middle East nations a danger to one another

Middle East nations a danger to one another

Review of morality laws - a bridge too far?

Review of morality laws - a bridge too far?

Three months after the controversial Jawi raid, it is clear that the cultural component has proven to be the field for major engagement.
Outrage over plan to relocate gold town

Outrage over plan to relocate gold town

Bau, a Sarawak gold-mining town in its heyday, is at the heart of a heated debate between those who want to relocate it and those who want to stay put.
Burma: A good move, another chance

Burma: A good move, another chance

As Burma comes under pressure over the Asean chair, perhaps close and trusted friends should quietly and privately encourage the country to think big.
Reconsider support for Japan, govt told

Reconsider support for Japan, govt told

A disappointed SCAH vows to keep up the pressure against Japan's bid for a permanent membership in the UN Security Council.
Fuel shortage cripples transport sector

Fuel shortage cripples transport sector

School and commercial buses, trucks, taxis and even fishing vessel operators are also finding it difficult to get enough for their daily needs after quotas were introduced for petrol stations.
Govt rules out private armed escorts in Malacca Straits

Govt rules out private armed escorts in Malacca Straits

Directives have been issued to all marine police commanders to detain any private armed escort services which encroached into Malaysian waters.
Police arrest two Americans suspected of promoting Christianity

Police arrest two Americans suspected of promoting Christianity

The two men were detained on Monday and a local court had ordered them to be held for 14 days to assist in investigations.