
Perkasa to hold assembly in support of the Agong
Malay rights group Perkasa will be holding an assembly themed ‘Sovereign Ruler, Loved by the People’ at the Sultan Sulaiman Club field, Kampung Baru in Kuala Lumpur this Sunday.



In separate sessions, the foreign minister briefs foreign correspondents and members of the diplomatic community.



BREAKING NEWS
Malaysiakini's server came under attack as tensions mount ahead of tomorrow's Bersih 3.0 rally.




UPDATED 5.35PM
'My conscience is clear. I've done all I can as home minister and Najib has done all he can for reforms.'







‘The public may perceive dailies as purposely restricting coverage, or bowing to political pressure from political parties.'




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The court order bans the public from Dataran and roads around the iconic square.
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The sexuality rights movement denies any pro-LGBT rally is planned and suspecting this to be the work of ‘provocateurs’.


UPDATED 2.45PM
Kita's leaders are clearly pro-Umno, says S'gor PAS deputy chief and Shah Alam MP Khalid Samad.

‘Charge me or return my iMac', says Chan over the uncertainty of arrest over a tweet allegedly supporting Bersih last year.

UPDATED 2.20PM
‘We ask the PM, his cabinet, the EC: don’t rob, don’t cheat, no fraud in polls,’ the Pakatan leader tells a ceramah.



UPDATED 1.55PM
Mayor Ahmad Fuad passes the Bersih buck back to the cops, saying there is now an ‘element of security’.




UPDATED 11.30PM
Aziz is registered at Umno’s Ampang division while Wan Ahmad is registered at Pasir Mas, reveals PKR.

FREE
YOURSAY
‘Let them file their suits because it will give a great opportunity for the lawyers to probe into the NFC scam.'



'It is fine if they pick on me but going against the whistleblower is below the belt,' laments the PKR strategic director.


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YOURSAY
'The last time there was a rally, who created the violence? Is violence being engineered again?'

COMMENT
There are far reaching effects of the amendments that stop agents of candidates from being in the election booth.




COMMENT
What happens tomorrow is not just about politics. It is not just about electoral reform. It is about Malaysia's future.