
New laws: Detention only after court has passed sentence
The two new laws to replace the Internal Security Act (ISA) 1960 will not be used to detain those with a different political ideology.


Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Mohamed Nazri Aziz is to meet Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak to discuss an alternative route.

The PAS deputy president who challenged the official accounts of the Bukit Kepong incident, was released on bail tonight after making a statement.

If implemented in such a situation, he says, it will create injustice to all parties in Malaysia's plural society.

The board’s chairman Raja Azhar Raja Abdul Manap says its members did not come across such elements when evaluating the movie.
















The former premier was not sufficiently explicit about his intention to bring in reforms, claims the de facto law minister.




UPDATED 5.30PM Whether the opposition takes part in PSC on election reform or not, its work will go on, says Law Minister Nazri Aziz.

UPDATED 4.55PM
Lim Si Pin clarifies he had used the word 'uses' rather than ‘owns’ in reference to Tian Chua's Merc.

They are following up on Umno's claim that Ng Wei Aik had accused the party of attempting arson at DAP's HQ.

In a rare public message, reported in pro-government media today, they said it was time to abolish the controversial law.



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NRD officials are alleged to have explicitly said this to three South Asians who are permanent residents.


UPDATED 1.20PM
The PAS deputy president’s daughter says part of the fence and front porch were damaged in the incident.



UPDATED 3.35PM
As talk of a snap GE looms, Najib moves to sell his ‘sempoi-ness' in order to engage with the youths.



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The gov't lost more cases than it won, contends retired CJ Zaki.
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There was no talk of preparing enforcement teams for election monitoring, a senior MPSJ officer says.

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