Archive - 1 August 2010

'Here at the Speaker's Square we do not allow issues against any laws in the country,' says Georgetown's top cop.

UPDATED 3AM Riot police barred activists from holding candlelight vigils to commemorate the ISA's 50th anniversary. [3 VIDEOS INSIDE]

'Racial politics is the future of Malaysian politics,' said Ibrahim Ali in a three-cornered discussion. [4 VIDEOS INSIDE]

As long as the Internal Security Act is in place, Malaysia is deemed to be under martial law.

The government should amend existing laws to provide heavier penalties for child rapists, MCA president Dr Chua Soi Lek said.

Umno's information chief Ahmad Maslan tells DAP's national publicity secretary not to play with fire over the issue of bumiputera discounts.

Lim Guan Eng cautioned YBs not to be arrogant, but to ‘be humble and work hard’ to serve the public.

COMMENT Our government thinks like colonisers, that because natives are different therefore the rape of Penan women and children is legitimate.

UPDATED 4.26PM The S'gor exco and the state assembly speaker will be summoned before the DAP disciplinary committee on August 12 over the support letters issue.

The MCA president says no one is above the law and that Ling should not get ‘special treatment’.

Scores of police personnel, including members of the FRU, last night stopped a Pakatan Rakyat ceramah in Rengit, Batu Pahat, from being held.

It fears the federal government may have issued an excess of 27,000 such documents to refugees without state consent.

Tee says, 'it's a conspiracy to remove me before party elections. Some people are very scared because they have not been serving the rakyat.'

free '1Malaysia is as real as the unicorn. It's merely a political prop ... to mislead us into false comfort and hope.’

free 'Let this serves as an eye opener for all future councillors’ dealings with their cronies or family members involving state contracts and tenders.’