
Pakatan uses street demo to topple gov't: DPM
Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin regards the rally as an attempt by the opposition to use it as a shortcut to Putrajaya.






It points out that its expenditure pales in comparison to similar programmes undertaken by multinational companies.




Human Rights Party has filed a police report in Penang against the gov't over what it described as 'race based' policies.

Tourism Minister Ng Yen Yen has refuted reports that the cabinet did not accept her explanation.

'To us, they have not won at all. It is not a threat we should fear. The damage did not cripple the system,' says Rais.

COMMENT
The July 9 rally is significant in a budding democracy like M'sia and some hardship is unavoidable.



PAS is wooing Malay support to ensure the community's continued political dominance of the nation's politics.


A PKR leader wants to know who paid the bill - said to be around RM81,000 - for Nooryana Najwa’s engagement do.




A political commentator warns that the rally may play into BN's hands with extremist groups planning to raise tensions.

Constitutional law expert Abdul Aziz Bari fears that Agong's name has been used by critics of Penang gov't policies.

A member of the shiite sect is suing Jais' former director Muhammad Khusrin Munawi and
Utusan
for defamation.

Sabahan Yong Vui Kong, 21, is on death row in Singapore for drug trafficking. Malaysiakini is publishing his final letters.


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'It is pretty obvious that Bersih welcomes all parties to support its push for free and fair elections.'


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'See you there, Khairy Jamaluddin and Umno Youth. I was at Bersih 1 and will be at Bersih 2.'

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'How can Hisham say nobody can be above the law when everybody knows that Ibrahim Ali is?'