
Mahathirs relatives intimidated, harassed
The former premier says that his relatives are being targeted in an attempt to stop him from criticising his successor Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.




In conjunction with the 19th anniversary of the operation, Suaram urges the government to hurl the ISA into the garbage bin.











Press freedom in the country may appear impressive to those who don't know better but many think it's nothing to shout about.



However analysts worry that the ongoing row was beginning to wear Malaysians down with growing uncertainty about Abdullah's leadership.


He cannot at all be commented upon, criticised or advised. He is almost a saint who is free from any human weaknesses or wrongs, says citizen Mahathir.





Although he managed to wriggle out of a vote, Dr George Chan holds the unenviable distinction of being the first Supp president to have a no-confidence motion proposed against him.



