Archive - 26 November 2016

Presidential office encouraging politicians to push forward impeachment.

Women’s Ministry wants police to arrest all those involved in the cruel illicit dealings.

UPDATED 8.40PM I He is also being probed for intentional insult with intent to provoke a breach of the peace.

'It is now for Malaysians to prove analysts and opinion polls wrong that there could be no political change in Malaysia in 14th GE.'

The women’s right NGO still believes the gov’t should not let the proposal go through.

UPDATED 6.15PM | KJ says it would have been easier for Malaysia to keep quiet.

UPDATED 5.15PM | 'I'm not asking all young women to wear leotards, of course not, but I'm saying, where it's appropriate.'

UPDATED 7.10PM | Couple allegedly duped more than 200 investors out of RM2.2 million.

Let him say what he wants, says Tengku Adnan.

KLFCW says the foundation condemned the persecution of Rohingya over the past months.

Transforming Cuba from a playground for rich Americans into a symbol of resistance to Washington, Castro outlasted nine US presidents in power.

'My vision for Malaysia is that we become the best community, the 'khayra ummah', of our age.'

This comes a day after Ku Nan denied Umno's involvement in an attack on Parliament grounds.

'Amanah is consistently against Sosma's use against anyone, even our political enemies.'

Cartoonist asks KJ to pull the reins on his members to curb their violence.

UPDATED 1.37PM | Meanwhile Kit Siang asks, what about the PM receiving foreign funds?

The shortage of reserves to debts leaves the ringgit the most vulnerable to attacks, says Bloomberg.

By its inaction Umno seems to not only tacitly condone, but might be even complicit in such incidents.

UPDATED 1.05PM I 'We know that prevention is not just a matter of force. We must win hearts and minds as well.'

UPDATED 4.05PM I Cops urge 340 residents to evacuate after the 1am landslide, which covers a radius of 600m.

Quite frankly, I am fed up of government agencies trying to sue NGOs to settle clean-up bills or suing private individuals or organisations for slandering them when they were criticised.

'Whenever it comes to testing us for HIV - we freak out. And there is the fear of being stigmatised.'

The Rohingya is one of the most deprived and exploited minority groups in the world today. While there is much emotional frenzy about their tragic plight, the Malaysian government has not taken any concrete step to address their issue at the international forums. The least that the government can do is to press home the point that the present government in Myanmar should restore their citizenship status that was deprived many years back.

COMMENT | Gov't making her a martyr, turning it into a rallying point for Bersih's cause.

‘We cannot defend ourselves against their religion...’

It is not easy to measure the success of a movement, says  academician.

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

YOURSAY | ‘He has to have been referring to current or relatively recent leaders and events.’

It was Maria who visited Ambiga at her office and gave her the ‘honour of leading Bersih’.

YOURSAY | ‘Prior to her detention, Maria was a little-known activist.’

Today and every day until she is released.