Archive - 8 March 2007

The Parliamentary Select Committee on Integrity has called off a scheduled meeting next week with the embattled ACA chief and the whistleblower in view of 'latest developments'.

The ACA picks up two former Emergeny Ordinance detainees to facilitate investigations into the claims against Mohd Johari Baharum.

The embattled ACA chief, who himself is being investigated over graft allegations, sidesteps questions on a similar probe against a deputy minister by his agency.

A human rights watchdog wants UN to initiate proceedings against Mahathir at the World Court for the killings at Kampung Medan.

free Sir James Brooke and his two successors made Sarawak's early history unique as the state was ruled not by a foreign empire but by a family for a century.

A migrants' rights advocate says absolute power given to Rela will lead to absolute corruption and that the Peoples' Volunteer Corps should be dissolved.

I am disturbed. The question in my mind was why and how did such a thing happen. The case was fixed before Justice KN Segara, who had already set hearing dates.

Are we prejudiced against foreign workers? Yes, if you look at the facts and statistics.

The new service will notify subscribers of their most fertile phase based on their menstrual cycle.

updated version Parti Rakyat Keadilan information chief Tian Chua was freed at 7.50 this evening although the court had earlier remanded him for two days. [video inside]

This is an invitation from the writer to all to join her in celebrating women worldwide on the occasion of International Women's Day today.

The intention in that process is that the officer under investigation cannot and does not interfere and influence the investigation and its outcome, and to protect the name of the institution concerned.

The prime minister gives his assurance that the nation's interest will always be safeguarded and would not be sacrificed in any way.

About 50 supporters gather outside the Ampang Jaya police headquarters to show their support for Tian Chua.

Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is in the last leg of his term, he is desperate to vindicate his claims, deliver his promises and placate his critiques.

special report Today is the sixth anniversary of the Kampung Medan clashes which saw six killed and scores injured. There is still no satisfactory explanation as to why it happened. [video inside]

All one could achieve by endless chanting on prayer beads is to put everyone to slumber. God knows, our leaders are already doing enough of that!

Recent reports from watchdog International Maritime Bureau proved that steps taken by Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore to beef up security had reduced piracy in the busy strait.

EPF's revised offer for its 32.8 percent stake in the company was raised by RM50 million to RM2.25 billion today from RM2.20 billion previously.

'Statistics are showing an increasing trend ... What is most sad is that most of the victims are below 15-years-old.'