
Red shirts disrupt Bersih forum in Bayan Baru
UPDATED 12.20PM The group of about 50 left the hall after a 30-minute commotion.

UPDATED 12.20PM The group of about 50 left the hall after a 30-minute commotion.

Ex-minister urges all sectors, led by gov’t, to help move the country forward.

He had been charged for allegedly making an inflammatory speech outside Low Yat Plaza in July.


The execution of the agreements are incidental to the new catering agreements.

Water level readings in several rivers in the two states exceeded the danger level.

UPDATED 8.50PM Ambiga and PKR's Elizabeth Wong and G. Manivannan gave their statement to police today.

Chinese-language media picks up on anti-Chinese posters, banners and slogans of Malay supremacy.

UPDATED 6.35PM While some may feel that way, it has not caused any fight, says the ex-PM.

[UPDATED 7.18PM] Eric Paulsen lodges police report when despite denial, the pictures still spread far and wide.

Wan Azizah, As Opposition leader, want issues on the table, and differences set aside.


[UPDATED 9.10PM] Malay NGO Coalition leader said the million couldn't enter because Padang Merbok was full.

MP claims defamatory words had put him in a bad light as if he is a politician who is immoral.

UPDATED 6.52PM The term 'babi', according to Jamal Md Yunus, is only sensitive for Malays.

UPDATED 7.19PM Chinese don't want to share but Malays are forced to share theirs, says Umno man.

He also raps those who pelted his personnel with bottles, saying action will be taken.

The right to peaceful assembly is not an excuse to promote violence, it said of the red shirt rally.

Provocative banners and statements at yesterday's red-shirts rally invite a slew of reports.

The ringgit climbed 1.4pct to a two-week high of 4.2485 a US dollar as at 2.02pm.

This after they congratulate the police on its quick work in finding the remains of DPP Morais.

Geramm says at least five journalists suffered racial slurs and were harassed for doing their job.

Cheras Umno's Syed Ali Alhabshee blames DAP for sowing racist perception of the 'defenders' of Malays.


PKR national youth deputy chief Dr Afif Bahardin adds their behaviour at rally was uncouth and racist.

CM describes the purpose of red shirts different compared to principles fought by opposition who joined Bersih.

Kit Siang accuses Najib and his ministers of 'shameful abdication of responsibility'.

[UPDATED 3.57PM] Two cases were recently reported in the state, which will now strive to catch and eliminate all stray dogs.

Umno leader adds that the rally did not touch on sensitivities of other races and faiths.



Deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man says this is not something Malays would do.

UPDATED 12.50PM Air quality readings there verging on very unhealthy level, says S’wak education department.

Abdul Rahman Dahlan however says unlike Bersih, there was no stench of urine during yesterday's rally.

UPDATED 1.19PM Kulai MP Teo Nie Ching lauds AG’s Chambers for its call but says same must apply to ‘all cases’.

MP SPEAKS Malaysians of all races should not fall into the trap of the ‘unseen hands’.

Adjustments needed but strong fundamentals will see country through, Bank Negara boss says.

[UPDATED 1.33PM] Its Youth deputy head says they have also applied that Chief Justice Arifin be recused.

COMMENT Stark contrast to carnival mood of Bersih 4, a show of true and uncontrived Malaysian solidarity.

YOURSAY ‘Is there more than meets the eye in the killing of Kevin Morais?’

UPDATED 11.35AM Azmin Ali says he felt only ‘shame’, while Nurul Izzah says it was 'Himpunan Menjual Maruah Melayu'.

YOURSAY ‘The most stupid act was kicking the reporter out of Malaysia...’

It is defiant against 'acts of cowardice and intimidation' against its officers, wants thorough probe.

YOURSAY The red shirt rally was an abject failure which served to divide an already polarised nation.

Umno-owned daily laments Malaysiakini and TMI played up ‘negative aspects’, unlike Bersih 4.

MCA Youth’s Quek Tai Seong says every Malaysian must have the choice of school.

The over 20 companies probed for the smog include M’sian company, says its minister.


COMMENT Stop playing with racial or religious sentiments that will surely backfire.

YOURSAY ‘How could Najib’s name come up? It’s not in the script.’

An open letter to Najib
#DearNajib
Recently, the results of our national football team receiving a devastating drubbing of 10-0 at the hands of the United Arab Emirates in a World Cup qualifying match were splashed across newspapers’ front pages. It was a painful moment for the devoted Malaysian football fans. Anguish, bewilderment, chaos, despair, embarrassment, and frustrations reign in the wake of the humiliation. I believe you are still reeling from the shock of the rout by the UAE.

YOURSAY ‘You have clearly demonstrated how totally out of touch you are with M’sians.’

COMMENT A review of organisational ups and downs of the protest.

COMMENT How does anything that happened yesterday mean a thing to Malays?