Archive - 19 February 2021

The seven-month pregnant woman was forced to do so after her husband suffered a stroke in December, last year.

Kuantan MP says under Town and Country Planning Department guidelines, environmentally sensitive areas can't be developed.

The number of patients discharged continued to be higher than new cases for a 5th day.

Primary schools will reopen in March and secondary schools in April, says education minister

Police have arrested two of syndicate members, while the other two, known as 'Angah' and 'Babie', are still at large

Malaysiakini is still deliberating on where to channel the excess funds.

They also wrap up investigations into alleged sexual harassment by a policeman at a roadblock.

Portals which host third-party comments now need to be responsible for them, says Malik Imtiaz Sarwar.

COMMENT | Unnecessary distractions from other serious issues like Covid-19.

Abdul Hadi Awang overcomes latest health scare.

Read the judgments after the Federal Court ruled against the news portal by a 6-1 majority.

UPDATED 8.20PM | What happened to Malaysiakini today is oppressive, says a civil society figure.

The NSC releases rules for MCO, CMCO, and RMCO.

Investigation related to the book My Story: Justice in the Wilderness by Tommy Thomas.

All academic study in Malaysia has a teleological goal: the commodification of academic study.

We hope Malaysians will contribute, openness to critical views is a sign of a healthy institution, says Gan.

UPDATED 12.15PM | Federal Court orders the fine to be paid by Wednesday next week.

Govt will encourage 875k micro, small, medium enterprises to use e-commerce, says Muhyiddin.

The seven-person bench issues the decision this morning.

Lynas' radioactive dump will be in a water catchment area.

'Then, look in the mirror and stop blaming others.'

LIVE | The decision flies in the face of the fast-changing media landscape, says Malaysiakini's editor-in-chief.

Meanwhile, candidates who are positive for Covid-19 or close contact with a positive case must furnish proof.

Politicians believe SOPs don't apply to them and they can jump the vaccine queue.

These are verified locations reported to be affected today.

The problem arises when Parliament is exploited to question majority, says Azmi Hassan.

Support of family and friends important to treat those involved in drug abuse, says PM.

'Since gambling is haram, taxes from it shouldn't go to everyone.'

70pct immunisation target for herd immunity but surveys show only 67pct want vaccines.

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