
Cops foot RM1.8m bill for Bersih 3.0
The police suffered losses of RM1.828 million in equipment and assets due during the Bersih 3.0 rally, says the Home Ministry.




UPDATED 8.20PM
The fight began when both delegations tried to pass through the gates at the same time, with a PKR leader pushing the others, claims T Mohan.











Lim Guan Eng laments he is not given the right of reply by Utusan, justifying barring it from the state assembly.


UPDATED 6.26PM KL police chief refuses to entertain questions on allegations of extreme police brutality during last week’s Bersih 3.0 sit-in.


The fracture was found when Radzi Razak sought a second opinion at another hospital, when his pain did not subside.

UPDATED 5.25PM
Police release photos of 49 individuals wanted for their participation in Bersih 3.0.

UPDATED 6PM
The Bar Council's Syahredzan Johan says the order only bars the public from entering Dataran.

The commission for human rights slams the police contravening UN conventions to use non-violent means as far as possible.


The gov't welcomes criticism, but the media must be fair in explaining government policies and highlighting achievements.

Azmin Ali's lawyer also blames the PM for the Malay daily's front-page article yesterday about an alleged toilet tryst.



12 media workers were attacked by police, but the police chief, home minister and PM are scrambling to cover up the mess

UPDATED 3.45PM
Journalists in black joined the peaceful protest outside the M'kini office today.
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COMMENT
Objectivity and objective-oriented thinking are among the first things we should hope to instill in any child, scholar or citizen.

UPDATED 3.13PM
Three UM students have been penalised for their involvement in a protest against the PTPTN.

A 26-year-old chambering student sustained bruises and swelling on his body after the attack during last week’s rally.

UPDATED 2.03PM
Chinese dailies go 'black' today to mark World Press Freedom Day and to protest violence against journalists.

UPDATED 4.10PM
According to them, a fax shows Najib had asked for the amount as a condition for a meeting with him.

An Australian newspaper reports a M'sian mainstream English daily inserting 'Islam' into their senator's words to discredit him.




Penang journalists pour their hearts out on how Chief Minister Lm Guan Eng and state reps have been treating them.





'The mainstream media has betrayed Malaysia and Malaysians with their grossly unethical reporting of Bersih 3.0 rally'.






COMMENT
Today is World Press Freedom Day. For M'sia, despite press law changes, it's a case of old poison in a new bottle.

PODCAST
Zan says that in all the assignments he has been on, he had never felt as intimidated as he was at Bersih 3.0.

We have not been censored in this way by another distribution platform anywhere in the world, decries Al Jazeera.