
Ops Day 6 sees no sign of terrorist surrender
Malaysian security forces continued to attack a group of defiant terrorists from southern Philippines as 'Ops Daulat' entered its sixth day in Lahad Datu today.


‘We must act quickly to convince the people of S'gor to topple the opposition gov't and replace it with BN,’ says the Perkasa patron.



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The VP of the Malaysian Bar explains how the Sulu Sultanate had ceded rights over Sabah between 1851 and 1946.

'In the laws of war, combatants cannot mutilate bodies like ripping off eyes, decapitating heads or cutting up bodies.'



UPDATED 8.06PM
Keadilan Daily’s editor and journalist are being questioned over the article allegedly blaming Umno for the Sabah crisis.

The group has collected 15,550 letters from all over the state as part of a campaign to pin Pakatan to its election promises.



A strike involving 150 foreign workers at a factory in Muar reportedly turned violent, with four factory officials light receiving light injuries and bruises.

The Philippines reportedly wants this investigation to be carried out in parallel with efforts to resolve the crisis peacefully.

Penang CM Lim Guan Eng says the state secretariat will identify the land and at least RM150 million will be allocated for this project.

The DAP parliamentary leader says five years have passed since the last GE on March 8, 2008. This throws into question the legality of Najib as PM.


UPDATED 12.45PM
The General Operations Force men were injured after a gun battle that lasted from 8pm yesterday until 4am.

Sabah CPO Hamza Taib has dismissed reports that security forces were persecuting Filipino immigrants in Sandakan.

COMMENT
The Hindu Rights Action Force's presumption and derogation of other activists have won them few friends.



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‘If there were no elements of racism at all in the event, then why wasn't the reporter allowed to cover it?'
