Archive - 5 July 2005

Nepali worker Mangal Bahadur Gurung said the Malaysian government should make up for jailing and caning him, or face the consequences.

Higher Education Minister Shafie Mohd Salleh claims that the law is no barrier to student participation in social activities.

A migrant worker, this time from India, has been arrested for illegal entry and thrown into prison. He claims he is innocent and his lawyer backs him up.

Is the attendance of just two members of the Malaysian Bar sufficient to legalise an annual general meeting (AGM)? This was among questions raised by the appellate court today.

Ditanya kenapa beliau memilih Sabah untuk memulakan kempennya, Chua berkata: "Saya mempunyai banyak kawan di sini...kawan baik dan kawan lama."

It wants the satellite TV service provider to be regulated because it is not exercising 'enough' self-censorship.

Four Burmese Chin refugees were allegedly on the brink of death after being detained for three months at an immigration detention centre.

In the startling documentary, five vivacious girls film a girl and her community's struggle against a 'mega-incinerator' being built in their backyard.

Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia (SKMM) tidak menerima sebarang aduan rasmi berhubung laporan 'jenaka April Fool' dalam malaysiakini tentang penangkapan tiga menteri dan seorang menteri besar atas kesalahan rasuah.

The de-recognition of Crimea Medical State University (CMSU) by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) has brought to the fore many issues which have yet to be clarified.

Feathers remain ruffled in government three months after malaysiakini pulled an April Fool's prank, as Communications and Multimedia Commission officials examine the possibility of legal action.

Halal toothpaste, face cream, floor cleaner, paint brushes and beauty products are some of the products that Malaysia aims to export to other Muslim countries through its halal distribution hub.

Whither the Indian Malaysian community? Should it choose the path of affirmative action policies or strike out on its own to uplift its status?

However insatiable consumer demand is hampering the government's war against piracy.

Economic expansion in the three months to June is likely to come in at 3.75 percent, from 5.7 percent in the previous quarter, due to weaker external demand.

It has not been easy but the national carmaker has been working in producing hybrid cars for at least five years now.

Tengku Mahaleel was duty bound to protect Proton and he was merely responding to remarks that undermined Proton's credibility and its sales, says Mahathir.

The global plan, written by the FAO and the World Organisation for Animal Health in collaboration with the World Health Organisation, calls for US$102 million to fight the disease in animals over the next three years.

The man and his two friends breached three levels of security before an alert policeman checked their credentials with the defence ministry.