
Agong suggests restraint on Bersih issue
In carefully chosen words, the monarch suggests a way out. Bersih chief S Ambiga indicates the possibility of a change to the situation.






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The BN MP explains why he's not convinced that Bersih's grouses with the Election Commission.








The Catholic bishop declares a day of prayer in his diocese to plead for peace premised on justice prevails on July 9.

PSM leader Mohd Nasir decries the ‘madness’ that has seized the force and placed a coterie of party activists under arrest.




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‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...' Malaysia is in the midst of Dickensian dualities.

He says the three grounds given for the ban under the Societies Act by the home minister, do not stand scrutiny.


A Samad Said urges intellectuals to be brave in making a stand against cruelty and injustice.
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The two US college professors who conducted facial recognition analysis on the Carcosa sex video are shying away from the media.

UPDATED 11.05PM The T-shirt Terror continues with the six picked up while on their ‘gotong royong’ cleanliness campaign themed 'Negara Bersih, Rakyat Bertuah'.


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YOURSAY
'It's ridiculous that wearing a T-shirt to express our utter distaste can be considered seditious.'

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VOXPOP
'Umno is effectively saying - you are causing us unease, we will react violently, and it will be your fault.'

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YOURSAY
'Now Bersih is declared an outlaw body, expect the use of ISA/EO on the rally organisers.'

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'ISA is too hot a potato for Umno to handle these days when the whole world is watching...'