
Decision to bar keeping of personal data welcomed
Various quarters welcome the government to bar credit reference agencies from keeping personal data without permission.













Sabah DCM Yahya Hussin had earlier raised the issue of seat allocations among BN parties, but is now backing off after being told it is not time yet to decide on such matters.




High Court ordered the gov't to pay RM1.4 million to a housewife, whose husband died in the police lock-up 11 years ago.

UPDATED 7.25PM
And in response to Zahrain's linking him to the blogger, Zaid Ibrahim retorts: So what?


The former PM says there might have been a 'deal' between Najib and Abdullah not to replace the Causeway.






UPDATED 4.50pm Instead, the MACC will ask Bala to answer written questions in the form of an affidavit.

Its publications permit will not be suspended or revoked pending review of its explanation, says the Home Ministry.

PARLIAMENT
As such, Pandikar Amin Mulia rejects a motion by an opposition MP for the matter to be debated.

UPDATED 7.11PM
The first issue of Perkasa's organ continues the spat between its president Ibrahim Ali and Wee Ka Siong.
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PARLIAMENT
The minister says sorry for the misinformation and blames his officer for the mistake.

Three Sarawakians level a complaint of corruption against Abdul Taib Mahmud and call for investigations.




Losing the MCA presidency and a ministerial post does not mean he will stop serving the people.

The abusive way we treat refugees on our shores and our refusal to sign the UN’s refugee protocols is a shame, say activists.


Demagogues of all stripes in Sarawak have encouraged divisive ethnic politics since the formation of Malaysia in 1963.

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'So it's okay to call the migrants ‘prostitutes'? Sadly, there are many more like him hence no one will take action...'

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'Why should we pay the back taxes owed by KDSB? Get it from KDSB owner Tiong King Sing. PKA and the rakyat do not owe KDSB anything.'