Humayun Kabir

DAP labour chief ticks off MIC supreme Samy Vellu for not doing enough about Indian representation in the civil sector.

The anti-discrimination laws would ensure meritocracy reigns in both public and private sectors, says an opposition leader.

He allocated lots to well-off Umno cronies on land meant for squatters, the poor and landless in the state, alleges PKR

He lays it on thick as he challenges the proponents of the Malay supremacy concept and points out nothing in the constitution lends substance to that claim.

He describes them as living in feudal times and seeking to milk the issue for selfish reasons.

DAPnational legal labour bureau chief says police reports against MPs for utterances in Parliament are pointless.

Land and district offices in Perak are not empowered to issue eviction notices without prior consent of the state exco, says the former Pakatan councillor.

The Speaker vs Speaker saga which first centred on political power in the Perak state assembly has now shifted to religious issues.

Three former teachers' union leaders offer conflicting views on the future role of vernacular languages under the proposed 10+2 SPM rule.

PSM suggests that low interest loan schemes be given to struggling low-income earners in the country to tide them over in difficult economic times.

Party national legal advisor Naran Singh claims that it is impossible for Murugiah to go to court for legal redress.

Ivory tower dwellers living in splendid isolation have no idea about the brutal realities of daily life among lesser mortals.

Fed up with officialdom's insensitivity and politicians cheap talk about river pollution, an environment society is going it "alone".

Villagers appeal to Perak MB to make good on three elections' worth of promises to give them land of their own.

Perak PKR challenges the MB to act against Umno members allegedly 'stealing' land allocations for the poor.

The Perak state government blacklists the builder of the Kuala Dipang suspension bridge from state contracts.

The Perak Consumers Association anticipates 'chaos' in the food business, and calls for a two-tier response to the situation.

Parti Sosialis Malaysia provides evidence to disprove ministerial claim that plantation workers are earning well above the poverty line.

The Ipoh High Court today said it would not interfere in the decision of the state executive powers.

Amidst post-funeral rites, they share memories of their daughters who died when a suspension bridge collapsed at a 1Malaysia camp last month.

DAP Perak claims that the state is the only one not receiving federal allocations from the recent 2010 budget.

The federal Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Act 2007, which takes effect in the state from January, will bring in higher service charges and fines.

Nizar accuses BN of trying to oust him as Perak FA president, as well as cutting off funds from the state's football association.