
I gave honest answers in India, says Anwar
The PKR de facto leader and former deputy premier defended his remarks made in India.

The PKR de facto leader and former deputy premier defended his remarks made in India.

Having their own department will imporve Rela's work, says Zaidon Asmuni. 'They need not fear us at all', he adds.

Popular blogger Jeff Ooi has been called in for questioning over his alleged seditious remarks made concerning the Bersih rally.

The authorities said today they were concerned of floods in three states, which have forced the evacuation of 4,585 people, could worsen as torrential rains pounded the nation.

The Christian Federation of Malaysia slams the duo for calling for the removal of crucifixes in mission schools.

Bersih, which organised a massive rally last month, will be handing over a protest memo to Parliament on Tuesday.











This is because the AG is a member of the commission which appoints, promotes and disciplines Session Court judges and magistrates, says a former UN special rapportuer.

Lawyers for the three have also written to Chief Justice Abdul Hamid Mohamad to appoint a Court of Appeal judge to preside over the revision hearing.

The human rights watchdog has urged the government to focus on the issues instead of demonising the coalition.

They will lead a march to commemorate World Human Rights Day and create awareness of the right to peaceful assembly, after the Bar Council cancelled its plan.

It is sad when we feel that we have to put people in their place and teach them a lesson for all to see. It is not nation building and it is counter productive.

The counsel for the 31 individuals argues that the prosecution failed to submit any evidence and the charge is ambivalent. However, no date has been set to hear the appeal.

Hindraf chairperson P Waythamoorthy says that the terrorism accusation is a narrow-minded approach by the government to divert attention from real issues faced by Indian Malaysians.

Mohamed Rahmat, who was also the former BN secretary-general, is baffled by the claim that the Indians are marginalised.

new Just as the nation is heaving a sigh of relief at the exit of the scandal-ridden Ahmad Fairuz as chief justice, in comes another dubious candidate poised to take his place.

P Ramasamy sees this as merely a tactic to sidestep addressing genuine grievances of the Indian Malaysian community and to demonise the lobby group.

It’s election time again for the MTUC and observers are predicting fireworks in the race for the key posts.

A man from Lundu was detained for alleged arson involving two excavators belonging to a timber company.

new There is jubilation in some quarters that the Bush administration has been proved spectacularly wrong about this.

Competing for attention are reports on IGP's claims about Hindraf and results of a graft survey.

The panel wants US President George W Bush to insist that Malaysian PM Abdullah Ahmad Badawi takes immediate measures to protect sacred sites.

Two groups have denied knowledge of the purported event, saying such gatherings would be unwise in current circumstances.