Archive - 20 July 2013

Action to be taken over quarry explosion in Johor

Action to be taken over quarry explosion in Johor

MB Khaled Nordin said he was waiting for a report from the relevant agency on the incident.
Negligent parents can be charged under Child Act

Negligent parents can be charged under Child Act

A three-year-old girl died on Thursday after she was accidentally left alone by her mother for five hours in a car.
Ban in force on Muslims in beauty queen contests

Ban in force on Muslims in beauty queen contests

The FT mufti has repeated his call to Muslims against participating against in beauty queen contests because it is a sin and forbidden in Islam.
Liow confirms he will contest MCA's top post

Liow confirms he will contest MCA's top post

MCA deputy president Liow Tiong Lai today declared that he will contest MCA president's post in the coming party election.
Editor proposes conscience clause to protect journalists

Editor proposes conscience clause to protect journalists

Conscience clause in the contract of employment for journalists should be introduced to protect them if they refuse to undertake an unethical task.
Muslim NGOs flay PAS for condemning kidnap

Muslim NGOs flay PAS for condemning kidnap

They hit out at PAS Youth for condemning the abduction and assault of Ng Mun Tatt, who was accused of insulting Islam by his kidnappers.
Lim: AG's inaction on Perkasa fuelling racist remarks

Lim: AG's inaction on Perkasa fuelling racist remarks

NONE Guan Eng asks why despite numerous reports lodged, Ibrahim Ali and Zulkifli Noordin have not received the treatment Alvivi have.
Khairy backs contest for Umno Youth leadership post

Khairy backs contest for Umno Youth leadership post

Asked whether he would defend the post, Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin says it was too early for him to decide on the matter.
Minister: No compromise with those mocking religion

Minister: No compromise with those mocking religion

The Communication and Multimedia Ministry will not compromise with those who insult or mock religion on social websites.
MP tells protesters not to disrupt TPPA negotiations

MP tells protesters not to disrupt TPPA negotiations

He invites those concerned to voice out their disagreement during a consultation on an open day organised by Miti on Aug 1.
Gerakan: Re-register voters before GE14

Gerakan: Re-register voters before GE14

NONE Chang Ko Youn says this could prevent traffic congestion as voters go back to their hometowns to cast their votes.
Dr M behind double standards in media ethics, says don

Dr M behind double standards in media ethics, says don

NONE ‘In the 1980s and 1990s, Mahathir and the BN regime began messing around with key Malaysian institutions, including the media.’
Raised eyebrows as minister shows up at TI-M EGM

Raised eyebrows as minister shows up at TI-M EGM

Paul Low's presence at the EGM was to clear the air over his acceptance of his ministerial post while still the NGO's president.
'Allah' in Bible not misprint, Christians tell minister

'Allah' in Bible not misprint, Christians tell minister

NONE Rev Eu Hong Seng roasts Abdul Rahman Dahlan for his 'offensive' statement that it is okay to burn the 'misprinted' Bible.

Woman has her citizenship abruptly revoked

Woman has her citizenship abruptly revoked

Wong Ah Kar lost citizenship The NRD took 16 years to find out that had been an error in Wong's application. And it didn't bother to inform her.
EC still mulling suing Rafizi over indelible ink claims

EC still mulling suing Rafizi over indelible ink claims

NONE UPDATED 2.56PM The EC's Wan Ahmad laments the claim of close links with the ‘not so indelible ink’ supplier and repeats his denial.
Wife fears paralysis may strike jailed Uthaya

Wife fears paralysis may strike jailed Uthaya

NONE S Indra Devi accuses the authorities of deliberately ignoring her husband's medical needs, adding to Uthayakumar's suffering.
EC: Section 9A needed to prevent election delays

EC: Section 9A needed to prevent election delays

UPDATED 3.24PM EC deputy chief Wan Ahmad argues that if people challenged the rolls then they would never be able to get the elections done on time.
Terengganu lost  under  tonnes of funds, charges Rafizi

Terengganu lost under tonnes of funds, charges Rafizi

PKR director of strategy Rafizi Ramli dangles huge carrots to the electorate, vowing that RM2bil annual revenue won't go to waste as it is now.
Police use drug law to detain 11 TPPA protesters

Police use drug law to detain 11 TPPA protesters

sabah tppa protest kota kinabalu UPDATED 3.30PM   After the protesters had gone through their urine tests, their statements were recorded under PAA.
Muhyiddin dishes out RM35mil dam repairs

Muhyiddin dishes out RM35mil dam repairs

ec wan ahmad wan omar in kaula besut DAY 9 KUALA BESUT Quotable quotes, planned events and unplanned incidents as they take place in the run-up to by-election.
Malaysia's last chance on trafficking watch list

Malaysia's last chance on trafficking watch list

The US report claimed that trafficking victims were locked up, not allowed to leave and denied legal, medical and psychological assistance.
Bail for rapists and thieves, but not for Alvivi

Bail for rapists and thieves, but not for Alvivi

FREE YOURSAY 'I don't like what these two have done, but there are also others who have done worse and they were instead publicly endorsed by ministers.'
Al-Kitab 'printing error' only in the peninsula?

Al-Kitab 'printing error' only in the peninsula?

NONE FREE YOURSAY 'A book that is wrongly printed in the peninsula is at the same time considered correctly printed in East Malaysia.'
Yet another 'foot in the mouth' minister

Yet another 'foot in the mouth' minister

NONE FREE YOURSAY 'Abdul Rahman accused Christians of wrongly printed Al-Kitab, thus has to be burned by Muslims. What an insult...'
EC ink - brought to you by company with no signboard

EC ink - brought to you by company with no signboard

FREE YOURSAY 'This company with a RM7 million indelible ink contract has no signboard? Maybe the EC has forgotten to check its background.'