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Feed him to the pigs... such hate-filled comments have found their way into Malaysian blogs, following the crackdown on the followers of self-styled spiritual leader Ayah Pin.

Kamariah Ali, who had renounced Islam years ago, returns home after posting bail today, while the search for syariah lawyers willing to take up the case, which involves 44 others, continues.


All races must interact on a personal level if a united Malaysian race is to be forged anytime soon, asserts the Gerakan president.


The once thriving spiritual commune is fast turning into a ghost town as many families move out amid fear and uncertainty.

Four disciples of the self-styled guru appeal to the top
leadership to look into the gross infringement of their rights as Malaysian
citizens.










Lawyers for Ayah Pin's wife are preparing to take the land office to court for allegedly ignoring a stay order issued by the Kuala Terengganu high court.

Villagers in the 'Sky Kingdom' are in a dilemma over threats that their homes too will be demolished in a few weeks' time.




