
DAP trio to Waytha: We'll see you in court
DAP leader Prof P Ramasamy and two others are ready to face the Hindraf chairperson in court over the issue of public funds collected for the Hindraf cause.


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'There are many logging workers around our villages. Look at what has happened to me...,' said a Penan girl.
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‘I have to walk for more than two hours to hunt and even then I am not sure of getting anything. I blame the logging companies."

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'The blockade is to protect whatever is left of the jungle. My village today is barren. All trees have been logged off.'

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There is a theory that the Penans are being victimised because of their protests against logging activities.

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The Penans are waging a battle on two fronts simultaneously - to protect their jungle from loggers and to get the authorities to provide them with the most basic of necessities.


Native villagers were spooked when a flying doctor service helicopter 'crash-landed' in their village in Ulu Baram after an overnight fishing trip last month.

All travel restrictions have been lifted to allow Mano to be at Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference.


MERDEKA SPECIAL
The knock-out blow to Umno in the last GE shows that the revolution for change has picked up steam again.

MERDEKA SPECIAL
At its height of popularity, there used to be a platoon full of Indians in the Communist Party of Malaya. Now only one man remains and this is his story.
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Industry players have been asked to increase their sugar output while smugglers and racketeers are being nabbed. The public however should not get into panic-buying mode.



The former MIC deputy president said Koperasi Nesa's injunction against the sale of Maika's insurance company will only be lifted if a better offer was found so that the shareholders are better rewarded.


The Hindraf chairperson is furious that Home Minister Hishammuddin was continuing to propagate lies about the movement's alleged links with terrorist organisations.


The MIC supremo is said to have lost his patience with top leaders Subramaniam and Sothinathan, who he said had put their self-interests above the party's.