Archive - 1 December 2007

Former Suhakam commissioner Hamdan Adnan says it was disrespectful for the NGO people to snub N Siva Subramaniam yesterday.

Bar chief Ambiga Sreenevasan clarifies that the lawyers' march next Sunday is not a protest but to celebrate International Human Rights Day.

Universities in Asean countries are studying the prospect of enhancing students' mobility among themselves to promote integration in education.

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Following the Hindraf rally crackdown, the group's leader will be going overseas to give first hand accounts of what happened to various global leaders.

A Sabah environment group is seeing red over the proposed project which requires importing coal from Indonesia.

The MIC supremo also told the Indian community that "assistance will not come looking for us, we have to actively seek for it and secure it".

This spontaneous groundswell of anger and resentment by such a massive gathering of peaceful Indians who show no tie or connection to any political party is a release of a morally legitimate social force.

Whenever Indian citizens abroad or people of Indian origin living overseas run into difficulties, that obviously is a source of concern to us, says Indian Premier Manmohan Singh.

Umno could lose up to 15 parliamentary seats in upcoming polls, expected to be held next year, and its senior coalition partner MCA could drop about six seats.

Malaysians must brace for gas and electricity price hikes, shortly after the government signalled further deeply unpopular fuel price increases.