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The PKR advisor drops congress teaser, saying that damning data on election infractions will be made public when the party delegates meet next weekend.

Barisan Nasional and opposition Youth wings put aside rivalry to unanimously condemn Israeli attacks on Lebanon and Palestine.

An opposition leader is questioning whether Rosmah Mansor is being conferred the honour because she is the deputy premier's wife.

There are 2,786 false, deceptive and misleading advertisements by private colleges and universities in the first half of this year.

Their action committee stresses that it will not rest until the city council opens up its accounts for inspection and explain irregularities.

Sim Kwang Yang, former MP and Malaysiakini columnist, says NGO causes were doomed if their strategy is dependent on mainstream media coverage.

The former deputy premier will be away in Hong Kong and according to an aide, his absence from the forum has nothing to do with his ex-boss.

Hawkers of the tourist-laden street complained that the police, who accompanied the taxmen, were carrying sub-machine guns and had scared away customers.

Ops Warta IV ended today but this doesn't bother nine ministers who have yet to pay up more than a hundred summonses issued to them.

The move is part of the second campaign by PJ residents to get the city council to open its accounts to justify the raise in assessment rates.

The ACA confirms that the memo had fulfilled the three prerequisites required for an inquiry into Proton's alleged mismanagement.

An activist claims the Indonesian government's lack of commitment to prosecute the perpetrators will only encourage more violations.

It wants the city council to consider the hazards to pedestrians and motorists, as some structures are located in unsuitable areas.

exclusive Former Suhakam commissioner Prof Hamdan Adnan is retired, but far from quiet on the future of human rights advocacy in Malaysia.

The former Suhakam commissioner expresses his concern on the many cases of unfair treatment received by land owners when idle land is developed.

DAP Negri Sembilan is considering a response after vice-secretary Yap Yew Weng was thrown out of a meeting for sugar brokers.

Any country interested in bringing about democracy in Burma should stop doing business with the military regime, said a MP in exile.

A new police station will be built to deal with the worrying crime rate in the United Subang Jaya (USJ) township and its neighbouring areas.

More student groups and academicians are calling for the suspension of the ethnic relations course following PM's order that the guidebook be withdrawn.

Only the transport minister has settled all fines while several ministers have not paid up, or have not significantly reduced the number of their unpaid summonses.

The outspoken MP for Kota Baru describes the party as becoming more and more dominant and less a partner within the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition.

Pendedahan mengenai majoriti menteri kabinet yang gagal menjelaskan saman trafik, telah menimbulkan tandatanya bagaimanakah cukai jalan kenderaan mereka diperbaharui setiap tahun.

How can ministers, who have accumulated 1,000 unpaid summonses stretching back seven years, renew the road tax of their vehicles?

A fresh trace on ministers with a supposedly 'clean' traffic record has revealed that they too are in the records of offenders.