Archive - 3 September 2016

This is following claims that some 100,000 ethnic Chinese in Malaysia are still stateless.

'I only fear Allah,' says the prime minister.

He is referring to the ex-DPM's challenge to take legal action against Najib.

The full results of the investigation on the cause of death are still pending, says Health DG.

'My father has been creating trouble ever since I was a child,' says Lim Siew Khim.

Centre for Human Rights Research and Advocacy condemns proposal for this, made by a former Court of Appeal judge.

The mother and two daughters have been confirmed to be free of Zika infection, says exco man.

If MO1 was an opposition figure, will the IGP be so dismissive of the DOJ filings, he asks.

Save Malaysia Stop Lynas says Lynas' radiation readings not enough as other provisions are still lacking.

This is as the former DPM’s dream to be prime minister has been destroyed, adds the PM’s press secretary.

Use the offensive approach, so that people will not get confused by allegations against us, says DPM Zahid Hamidi.

He says DAP opposed a law that would have required politicians to declare their donors.

Jamal responds to criticism from Umno veteran Rais Yatim.

This comes after 14 people were killed in a bomb blast in Davao, Duterte’s home city.

Culture and Tourism Minister Nazri Aziz said in an interview with Malay Mail Online today that he is opposed to the government’s planned amendments to the Legal Profession Act (LPA) 1976, saying these would be seen as interference in the independent professional body representing lawyers in peninsular Malaysia.

UPDATED 4.57PM | The victim is a 61-year-old male who had no record of travelling abroad recently.

Eduardo Berchtold has been a Falcon board member since March 2015 and previously CEO of private banking at Credit Suisse.

This follows its visit to Juru a fortnight ago to investigate complaints of abuse of detainees.

Unlike the new law, he says, an emergeny declared by the Agong gives due consideration to the rights of citizens.

China is now the world's second largest economy, and our ties have grown stronger, says Deputy Minister Chua Tee Yong.

UPDATED 4.29PM | The minister tells the gov't not to interfere with the legal profession in today's liberal age.

MCCBCHST says if laws are finally put in place we may see an end to cases like Deepa and Indira.

ANALYSIS | Analysts pooh-pooh 'revelation' and rumours that PM will quit over 1MDB scandal.

The turnout was tepid but the response to Muhyiddin and other big names was nevertheless enthusiastic.

Because, says the Umno supreme council member, DAP failed to resolve issues arising during its eight-year reign.

SPECIAL REPORT | How long a person convicted of a sex offence should remain on the registry?

The court at Jalan Duta deals with cyber crimes such as hacking, fraud, spying and porn.

COMMENT | For how much longer is Rahman Dahlan frantically defending the indefensible?

Khalid says several reports published by the media yesterday were incorrect.

But I have accepted the fact that I am only his wife, that Anwar belongs to all Malaysians, the PKR chief adds.

YOURSAY | ‘We cannot let this crop of leaders lead us to a point of no return.’

Most of the voters met yesterday expressed sadness over his potential jail time.

‘His Majesty’s condition at that time was stable and good,’ says MB Khaled.

‘If there is a four percent swing, 45 seats will fall (to the opposition).’

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines that you may have missed yesterday, in brief

The Khazanah Research Institute (KRI), the Khazanah leaders and the managing director of KRI, Charon Mokhzani, should be commended and not criticised for presenting us with the professional report entitled ‘State of Households 11'.

Perak deputy mufti had reportedly said the construction of such a statue was ‘haram’.

YOURSAY | ‘Once Najib steps down as the head of government… the DOJ will pursue him.’

YOURSAY | ‘Abdul Rahman, if Najib is MO1, then isn't he an embarrassment to Umno?’

Difficult to tell if they are mad or bad or both.