Charles Hector

Continuation from yesterday on how the judiciary seems to heading towards another catastrophe.

Set to open in May, the world's biggest court complex in Jalan Duta could be a disaster waiting to happen.

I am disturbed. The question in my mind was why and how did such a thing happen. The case was fixed before Justice KN Segara, who had already set hearing dates.

It is shocking how Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and the government of the day continue to keep 'secrets' from the people, your 'bosses'. Responses like 'we know what's best' when confronted...

As in the days of the wild west, bounty hunters are prowling about on the lookout for migrant workers.

The declaration is a far cry from what one would have expected from a group of nations that describe themselves as a caring and sharing community.

The Federal Court's decision has affected the rights of three boys in the case.

Cats are being let out of bags, but the cabinet claims ignorance of their existence - this is unacceptable.

Malaysians are no longer going to be hoodwinked by the government and be treated like the proverbial ' katak dibawah tempurung '.

The police had used unreasonable force to disperse 500 Malaysians at a peaceful protest in front of KLCC on Sunday.

Although domestic workers are recognized as workers in Malaysian law, there is in effect very little or almost no protection whatsoever of their rights.

Global and well considered solutions to the international refugee problem must be guided primarily by humanitarian concerns, if there is to be positive changes to the status quo.

There is really no necessity for Anwar Ibrahim to thank the prime minister for restoring the independence of the judiciary. No one, other than the members of the judiciary themselves...