Joyce Tagal

Opposition party PKR accuses the government of attempting to 'control dissent' on the Internet ahead of the coming general elections. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The editor of Malaysia Today is puzzled as to allegations made in the police report filed by Umno against the political website.

A forum held in solidarity with blogger Nathaniel Tan agrees that the police should be concentrating on the rising crime index and not to interfere in the Malaysian blogosphere.

Zakaria Md Deros, famed for building his mansion without council approval, will appear in court tomorrow to face 13 charges under the Companies Act 1965.

free Even as he dreams, Brian is helping to fight those small little battles each day in a number of different capacities and winning in baby steps.

PKR Youth today filed a report calling for police investigation into allegations made during the Altantuya murder trial.

Malaysians couldn't care less about politics. In fact, they care so little that they don't even register to vote - 4.9 million of them.

A quiet but effective movement is taking place to change the political apathetic mindset of Malaysian youth by urging them to register as voters.

The PKR leader wants religious authorities to respect Revathi's decision and let her profess the religion of her choice. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Society plays a large role in fighting Malaysia's war against corruption, says the founder of the Malaysian Society for Transparency and Integrity.

The northern part of the peninsula was still worst-hit by the haze as Perlis, Kedah, Penang and Perak mostly sport indexes of the mid to high 60s.

The level has deteriorated in the north of Peninsular Malaysia, also leading to lower visibility.

updated version It was a successful anti-crime campaign at the KLSCAH today with a large turnout of key political figures and the presence of a senior police officer at the dialogue.

"I'm Muslim too, I'm Muslim too," says Mohammad Jehapar, whose restaurant was raided by religous officials from Jakim.

The visa-upon-arrival revocation for visitors from Chennai in Tamil Nadu is to stay for good, says the Internal Affairs Ministry.

The opposition party has picked up on the minister's remarks to demand a debate over the marginalisation of Indian Malaysians.

In a memorandum, it protested the "blatant abuse" of police powers in Sunday's arrest of two rights activists.

Match the strides being made by Asian economic giants, not poorer neighbours, Malaysia's policy makers are told.

Well-known faith activist Karen Armstrong is convinced that an open political climate will lead to deeper understanding and cooperation between people of different faiths

Panelists at a forum on the topic say that the people should push harder for change if police accountability is ever to be come a reality.

If the government can send monetary aid to Indonesia when there is a forest fire, why not help local traders affected by flash floods? asks the PKR president.

Consumers association are urging the government to offer financial aid to the affected traders.

Those affected by the floods want the government and banks to pitch in, to tide them over their difficulties.

Citizens of Kuala Lumpur are frustrated and upset over the inability of the authorities to prevent the recurring flash floods.