
Minister: CCTV in 316 lock-ups
A total of 316 police lock-ups and 50 interrogation rooms have been installed with closed circuit television (CCTV), said the Home Minister Ahmad.


Perkasa leader says he is will still be Perkasa president and jokingly says that he can bid for permits and drive taxis.
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Himpunan Hijau chief Wong Tack says Kuantan, by voting against BN in the recent GE, showed they were against Lynas and the MB must shut it down.


PARLIAMENT
‘Umno and BN obtained 3.4 million Malay votes. That means 3.9 million Malays had rejected BN,’ says Ariff Sabri.

SABAH RCI A Filipino, Abdul Latif Jumaani, who arrived illegally in 1972 admits to doing this, so that he could stay on in Sabah.



SABAH RCI
Although it seems easy for foreigners to obtain MyKads in Sabah, it seems difficult for Sabahans to do the same.

Paul Low weighs in with his views, stressing the need to protect the rights, welfare and interests of parents and children.





UPDATED 4.40PM SABAH RCI Ishak Us'luan, who was born in Timor, was told his M'sian IC was forged. He was told to get an Indonesian passport.

UPDATED 11.22PM
Its Facebook page states that the KL police have detected the activities of several men to assist in investigations.



UPDATED 3.35PM
He says he'll stand by 2009 cabinet decision not to allow the unilateral conversion of minors to Islam.

UPDATED 6.45PM
‘Such excessive remuneration is by no means an ethical and responsible decision since water is a public good.'


UPDATED 2.50PM
Pinang Tunggal rep Roslan Saidin claims to have proof, but is accused of being a racist in the Penang assembly.


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PARLIAMENT
Delay in completion of KLIA2 has no effect on MAHB's bottom line, says Hishammuddin.


UPDATED 3.30PM
When compared to the ICAC, the number MACC probes and convictions are low, says Rafizi Ramli.

UPDATED 10.45PM
PKR reps want to refer Liang Teck Meng to the House Committee unless he retracts his claim.




The government must grow a political spine to ensure that these rights are not crushed by religion and parental ego.



'If people want change, what I'm saying is that we can deliver change but from within,' the premier tells the BBC in London.

UPDATED 12.35PM
When they retire ... they have their freedom, and we cannot deprive them of their rights, explains Arifin Zakaria.

The Penang opposition leader declares this after the speaker suspended Question Time for the duration of the current sitting.

COMMENT
‘Oppositional discourse is dominated by the three power brokers of Pakatan, and minority voices are expected to conform...'


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YOURSAY
'Instead of antagonising non-Muslims by bulldozing the bill through, the gov't should consider the views of others...'


The Court of Appeal has recognised a claim by native litigants that fallow land falls within Native Customary Rights.




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DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang says the cabinet should consider an RCI on electoral fraud rather than the fictitious 'Red Bean Army'.