
CIJ appalled by 'extreme punitive measures' in govt's 'fake news' move
This is an opportunistic move to bring back the Anti-Fake News Act 2018, says its executive director.

This is an opportunistic move to bring back the Anti-Fake News Act 2018, says its executive director.




UPDATED 9.42PM | PN govt can decide what is fake news and real news and punish accordingly, says Klang MP.

Millennials struggling with debt because wages are low but cost of living is high, says PKR Youth chief.


UPDATED 7.50PM | Those who create, publish or distribute fake news will be fined up to RM100,000 or jailed 3 years.


This is the latest step by Beijing to hollow out the space for democratic debate in Hong Kong - Dominic Raab.

The number of active Covid-19 cases continues to drop and currently stands at 17,544.


Spokesperson adds that the information had been verified and many people were being questioned.


Bad politics driving people away from serious participation in public affairs.


The government should not focus only on reviving the economy.


Defamation suit over Facebook posts and videos alleging Ismail incompetent at his duties.

UPDATED 5.24PM | Offenders can appeal the fine amount at the Health Department's district offices.

Allegation is to create negative sentiments towards the government, says Bersatu Youth chief.

They were caught on camera riding a motorcycle wearing uniforms scribbled with obscenities.

Judge allows the application from the legal teams of former PM Najib Abdul Razak and Umno.

UPDATED 5.14PM | Whatever action taken by my side has nothing to do with politics, says Abdul Hamid Bador.

This comes amidst reports that SPVD participants are being audited.


UPDATED 2.34PM | Court makes the ruling after dismissing a leave application for a judicial review.

UPDATED 4.50PM | 'We should allow men of religion and the courts to decide on religious issues and not politicians,' says James Masing.


Smugglers or drug traffickers will not get through roadblocks without informers, says Shafien Mamat.

Amanah president Mohamad Sabu will be questioned by police in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow.



Sarawak records the highest number of vaccine recipients.

Rais' remarks contradict govt's July deadline to gazette the new eligible voting age, says Muda co-founder Lim Wei Jiet.

These murders often the result of long-term domestic violence, says the NGO.

The suspect has a previous criminal record for robbery.


He was also appointed as National Housing Corporation chairperson March 9.

The Pre-University Edu Fair Asia 2021 is completely free and will feature 20 different Pre-University Programmes.

This International Women’s Day (IWD), Microsoft Malaysia shines a spotlight on the Microsoft Malaysia Student Accelerator 2020 (MMSA), an initiative led by the Women at Microsoft in collaboration with the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), aimed at equipping university undergraduates with digital skills and relevant industry exposure to help enhance their employability.

UEM Sunrise signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement to acquire 9.93 acres of prime land in Section 13, Petaling Jaya, Selangor on Jalan Professor Khoo Kay Kim for RM200 million.


How do you explain working with the corrupt to reform supporters, asks Shazni.


One of about 60 people picked up on Tuesday, he was beaten with belts, chains, bamboo sticks and batons.


It is between 30 and 100 percent more deadly than previous dominant variants, researchers say.

Demonising the DAP is an old trick - but it's the only kind Bersatu plays because it is too lazy to think of new ones.

More than 30 years after the end of the NEP, a national discourse on the bumiputera construct is overdue.


Muafakat Nasional says it views seriously the High Court's decision allowing non-Muslims to use the Islamic words.

More than 60 protesters have been killed and some 2,000 detained by security forces since Feb 1.

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NEWSLETTER 11-03-2021