
Najib told to act on damning trafficking report
There is mounting pressure for the PM to take action in the wake of a damning US Senate report on human trafficking in Malaysia.




Throw in royalty, beautiful teenage model, sex, kidnap, and what you get is a sure-fire formula for an explosion of rumours and commentaries in cyberspace.





updated 2.30pm
The Bukit Lanjan state rep, sporting a bob-cut hairstyle and a new pair of glasses, arrived to work today.
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The Subang Jaya state assemblyperson believes she could have been attacked by an unknown assailant if she had not reacted quickly enough.


updated 6.45pm
The confiscation of the items means that the pathologist will not be able to conduct one final test and complete his post-mortem report.


As three crucial bellwether by-elections loom, blogs and websites supporting various parties have sprung up in cyberspace to garner support for their candidates.




Parti Socialis Malaysia now faces another problem to being officially recognised as a political party - EC says its logo has connotations of violence.

Malaysia can do without nuclear energy, says Dr Ronald McCoy
who suspects that the Malaysian Nuclear Agency was lobbying the government to go nuclear for profits.

updated 6.50pm
In a shocking development, M Muthupalaniappan has beaten the odds to garner the required nominations to take on S Samy Vellu for MIC's top post.

A PKR leader was among those arrested yesterday in a protest against the atrocities committed against Tamils by the Sri Lankan government.

The problems facing migrants workers are in the news again following the gruesome death of two Bangladeshi workers at a construction site in Bangsar last Sunday.
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Five trees - Justice, Integrity, Welfare, Transparency and Trustworthiness - have been planted near the 'historical' Democracy tree.
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