Archive - 13 August 2007

It's a big NO from the government for a planned church by gay pastor Ouyang to embrace homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals.

Suhakam discovers that amendments made to the Sarawak Land Code virtually eliminates all legal channel for the indigenous community to claim rights over their ancestral land.

special report As it aggressively seeks a younger profile in terms of election candidates, some long-serving parliamentarians may be on their way out.

The commission will use of Indian made indelible ink to prevent multi-voting in the coming general election.

The four, who are also suing the agent, claim that the government body had breached their promise of employment.

The watchdog says it will name the senior Umno minister whom it accused of siphoning RM30 million to clear a personal debt if the premier does not act against him.

After initially rejecting the offer to take up low-cost flats, Bukit Jalil estate residents agreed to relocate pending discussions for better terms. They however backtracked today.

A young Malaysian has become a 'traitor' according to some government officials. The reason is that he used the national anthem as the music for his rapping.

The German philosopher Frederich Nietzsche once said: "Educate! but first let us educate the educators."

Opposition politician Abdul Razak Ahmad died at the Sultanah Aminah Hospital in Johor Bahru yesterday after he was admitted for pain in the back and chest.

Deputy public prosecutor claims the revision is academic as the PKR webmaster has been released.

free All is not lost for this Malaysian heritage! Students work hard to revive the neglected art of bangsawan.

The de facto PKR chief says latitude must be given for creative expression and for freedom of expression.

The opposition leader wants immediate attention to the 'worsening rot' in three vital institutions before Merdeka day.

One way fares start from RM25 for destinations in Southeast Asia and RM285 in North Asia and the Indian sub-continent.

A young Chinese Malaysian has encapsulated his community's cry for equality in a song that is deemed to 'mock' the national anthem.

Malaysiakini compares the key news and views in major newspapers. What is today's agenda for the English, Bahasa, Chinese and Tamil papers?

updated version In what is believed to be one of the country's worst traffic accidents, human error is blamed for the early morning crash.

A rejection by the Conference of Malay Rulers or the King would signal a no-confidence vote in the recent nomination of the Chief Justice of Malaya as well as the person of the PM and his government.