Archive - 5 July 2008

updated 10.25pm Petaling Jaya is abuzz with rumours of military movement but the mammoth rally to protest against last month’s sharp rise in fuel prices will proceed as scheduled. [VIDEO INSIDE]

In a move not seen since the Bersih and Hindraf rallies, roadblocks have been set up throughout the Klang Valley, ahead of a mass rally by the opposition parties tomorrow.

The Lembah Pantai MP and ‘Puteri Reformasi’ says she is fed up with the latest accusation against her father but hopes for a thorough and fair investigation.

updated 8.05pm In the latest twist to the scandal, the PI's nephew R Kumaresan today lodged a police report over the disappearance of his uncle, aunt and their children.

Anwar Ibrahim has been told to keep Malaysians out of his personal issue involving the police report of sodomy against him.

The deputy premier denies he has anything to do with the retraction of P Balasubramanian's first statutory declaration saying "I have no knowledge of anything".

updated 9.15pm The popular blogger was quizzed for over two hours about a controversial statutory declaration he made implicating the deputy premier’s wife in Altantuya Shaariibuu’s murder.

The proposed Tutoh dam in Sarawak would submerge parts of the Gunung Mulu National Park - one of only two Unesco World Heritage sites in Malaysia.

Since God is worshipped as being absolutely good, all moral judgements must use God's absolute goodness as a standard.

MIC sec-gen Dr S Subramaniam hails the new measures by the government to help uplift the Indian community, saying that it is also a sign that the community has never been marginalised.

Yes, says Karpal Singh who also wants the private eye to be investigated under the Penal Code. Other lawyers generally agree but many feel that a thorough probe should be conducted on the two SDs.