
PM: Provocative, inciteful cartoonists lead to disunity
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak says cartoonists and animators who have influence in determining the stability, unity and prosperity of this country must produce works that do not violate morals and ethics.
Khairy Jamaluddin says there was no need for a live debate since the premier and Anwar Ibrahim do it all the time in Parliament.
A Universiti Malaya (UM) student in a Bersih T-shirt was held for questioning by the police before a dialogue session with Najib.
Some Bersih supporters found a novel way to enter Dataran Merdeka, without attracting attention from the authorities.
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The PM says the monopoly of taxi licences by private companies are a form of "modern slavery".
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After navigating past several police roadblocks, protesters held a sit-in protest near the Lynas refinery.
The group will continue the Occupy agenda today by embarking on an 11-km convoy of people from Balok beach to the Lynas plant.
COMMENT
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