Archive - 2 February 2018

Rights groups said they feared the new law could also be used to target critics.

Of interest is the traditional seat of Gerakan in the Derga state constituency. 

He allegedly committed the offences between 2010 and this year.

The court says that he will serve a minimum of 43 years behind bars.

The law is good for all parties, he adds.

It's unbecoming of them to drag this into the open, says Xavier Jeyakumar.

They were united in an intimate ceremony at the Chateau Bukit Tinggi in Bentong, Pahang.

LETTER | It is basically a replica of what the government has done for the bumiputera.

LETTER | He blamed the policy's failure on the demographic composition of our nation.

He was alleged to have committed the offences at a child welfare centre.

This over a video claiming that Bangladeshi nationals were given identity cards.

Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says these states receive equal investment opportunities.

Mara chairperson claims this is because the general election is approaching.

Envoy says his country will instead import more palm oil and rubber-based products.

If Wong wins, he would be the second youngest person to receive a Nobel Prize.

According to reports, 12 transgenders were stripped, beaten and forced to cut their hair.

Education ministry officials interview teachers at school of suicide victim Vasanthapiriya.

Pengerusi MARA itu berkata isu itu sengaja dihangatkan semula berikutan pilihan raya umum ke-14 semakin hampir.

'If Khalid wants to play a role in PAS, join PAS,' Azmin adds.

Only God can judge whether they have fulfilled their obligations, three recipients met by Malaysiakini say.

UPDATED 5.50PM | Selangor DAP chief is in the dark that 80 percent of seats in the state have been decided.

Friendly fire erupts in S'gor with MB claiming Amanah is a party with no 'amanah'.

UPDATED 4.40PM : Over 1,000 people pay last respects at funeral of 13-year-old student M Vasanthapiriya.

'We are opposed to any behavior that disrupts the tourism market,' says Chinese ambassador to M'sia, Bai Tian. 

UPDATED 3.15PM | '(I don't want) a company (entrusted) to raise livestock, purchase other assets instead,' says DPM, without mentioning names. 

PM: How's the haze today? Minister gazed out (the window) and replies, 'A little bit clearer'.

UPDATED 4.13PM: Premier notes how he was allowed to enter tomb of Prophet Muhammad and the Kaaba.

UPDATED 3.47PM | Najib also takes a swipe at Mahathir for casting aspersion on the Haj performed with 1MDB funds.

The division, will among others, harmonise civil and syariah laws to overcome conflict of jurisdiction between the two courts. 

'Can we expect the authorities to be the impartial arbiter or will they arbitrarily interpret unfavourable news as fake news?'

The vehicle, a minivan, was on fire, and witnesses say there were gas cylinders packed inside it. 

The Amanah leader rebuts PAS saying their failure to manage the state will do the job, without Harapan's help.

The 68-year-old had been undergoing treatment for depression for months. 

COMMENT | Many problems in M'sia deserve a petition, more so than a tourism campaign logo.

The explosion in Sungai Petani yesterday saw 26 people, including a five-year-old, injured. 

The documents reveal top-secret details of five previous governments.

'Why is the gov't afraid of artists? We don't carry guns and bombs, only pens and brushes.'

There are more than five previously unreported mass graves in the village of Gu Dar Pyin.

ADUN SPEAKS | Penang BN chief Teng’s allegations of ‘discrepancy’ are explained in the very PAC report he cites.

COMMENT | Increasingly, the use of bulls has been discontinued in temple chariot processions.

R Muniandy says Vasantha Piriya had told him that she loved the teacher who had accused her of stealing her handphone. 

That part of the holy book isn't too difficult to comprehend, right?

Nearly 690,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to neighbouring Bangladesh since Aug 25 last year.

YOURSAY | ‘Diplomats have the freedom to meet whoever they want, wherever they want.’

YOURSAY | 'Is it right for the teacher to allegedly lock the child up for five hours?'

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