Archive - 22 February 2007

Keputusan tersebut dibuat oleh Hakim Datuk Hishamuddin Yunus dalam kamarnya selepas mendengar permohonan tersebut daripada peguam blogger Ahiruddin Attan.

Ahirudin Attan's application to strike out a defamation suit by the New Straits Times Press (NSTP) and four others has been adjourned to April 2.

But Deputy Minister of Arts, Culture and Heritage Wong Kam Hoong was quick to deny the newspaper report.

Judge Wan Adnan Muhamad continues to give lessons on cross examination skills to federal counsel Mohaji Selamat in Day 9 of the Apcet II trial.

PAS Youth says similar bodies must be set up to keep the local authorities, customs and immigration department in check.

I refer to the letter 'Private education putting money ahead of quality'. Omes' attack on the private higher education institutions, apart from being anonymous and non-specific...

This is the second time that a movie by local film-maker Amir Muhammad has been canned for treading on a touchy theme - the communist struggle in this country.

While the Gods of Fortune smile upon gaming operators, the Age of Reason seems to have eluded compulsive gamblers and other despairing souls.

His book, which details the 2001 Kampung Medan racial clashes, was blacklisted by the government. K Arumugam's lawyer argues that the ban infringes on the fundamental rights enshrined in the Federal Constitution.

Segregation, discrimination and restless unsettlement. So why am I still here in Malaysia?

The PKR advisor says BN will hold the elections early because its support is on the decline throughout the country.

'If they have a clean record, they will be allowed to enter the country. If not, they will be deported to their countries,' says Tan.

The 'Republik Indonesia Adipradana' awarded to Abdullah is the highest medal of honour given by Indonesia.

"Islam promotes freedom of movement. Migrant workers are also human beings," says PAS deputy leader Nasaruddin Mat Isa.

Rights groups reacted angrily today to Terengganu's plans to hire spies to catch couples engaged in extramarital sex, fearing it would lead to abuses of power.