It took more than an hour for the judgment to be read in court. The majority decision was delivered by Nik Hashim, while Abdul Aziz delivered the minority decision.
000000A lawsuit challenging the banning of Christian books seized by Customs in August will now be heard in January next year.
0Rescue officials have recovered the body of another two victims, buried alive in a landslide that hit a squatter colony in Kapit, Sarawak.
0Hindraf activists will launch a campaign to collect one million signatures to press the government to free five of their leaders held under ISA.
0new Let’s protest. Listen and follow the voice of our heart. It’s our religious duty to dissent against this wrongdoing government.
0What exactly are the differences between the SCC and IPCMC? Malaysiakini compares the key features of the two bodies.
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While it may seem like a regressive request, an Indian Malaysian business group says the current state of affairs has left the government with no choice.
0updated 6.30pm Shah Alam Sessions Court today put off its sentencing for the 25 Hindraf members, who pleaded guilty to participating in an illegal assembly, to Feb 1 next year.
0Malaysia is in greater danger from the negligence of those in power than from the rage felt by the extremists, he says.
0Most dailies front-paged the landslides yesterday in Kapit near Kuching and in central Jawa which claimed at least 39 lives.
0updated 8.30pm However the Federal Court three-member panel threw out R Subashini case on a legal technicality - that her divorce petition was 'premature and invalid'.
0Gerakan will always be ‘slaves and puppets’ at Umno’s disposal and is useful only to bring in votes for the ruling Barisan Nasional, says an opposition leader.
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