Keruah Usit

The chief minister's family must not place much hope on being able to silence all their growing critics throughout the world.

ANTIDOTE With growing awareness, M'sians will not be stopped from making their voices heard.

Some concerned doctors are now warning of future disaster in our health care, caused by substandard new interns.

Though scarred by ISA imprisonment, Professor Tan Ka Kheng remains an environmental activist to this day.

Conflict arises, not so much from details of a particular faith, as from our very fallible interpretations of religious texts.

Medical staff provided ‘appropriate care and management' to the Penan couple whose child died a day after birth, says Sarawak Health Department.

Payment was for their baby who died, say the couple, who also claim rough treatment by Miri Hospital staff.

COMMENT Local people will be the underlying force to stop the rare earth plant from operating in Gebeng, says activist Tan.

The documentary ‘Ulu Bengoh Darom Piin' explores the contradictions in the poverty of four Bidayuh villages.

Sabah and Sarawak have been a little bemused by the hype of political Islam that has pervaded the peninsula.

Sarawak CM faces further international scrutiny into his fortune, with the House of Lords coming into the picture now.

 

It is still far from certain whether Sarawakians will be able to grasp this opportunity to make a fresh start.

They face resettlement due to dam construction, without participating in decisions that will change their life.

The NGO is facing corruption allegations involving logging giant Ta Ann, which is linked to the Sarawak CM.

 

The healthcare for all pledge has remained nebulous, with no public dialogue and the details being jealously guarded.

Police are also keeping a close eye on preparations for Saturday’s gathering for democratic reforms in Sarawak.

Movement for Change Sarawak leader Francis Siah says the Red Rally will not yield to ‘overwhelming odds’.

COMMENT Protests are routine in any mature democracy, but the reactions of the government and police in Malaysia were near-hysterical.

The police are under increasing pressure from international and local human rights groups to free the PSM 6.

Sarawak PKR plans to hold public dialogues to discuss the rally, says Batu Lintang rep See Chee How.

Malaysians with hopes and ideals need not despair - the will of the people will eventually prevail.

The Sarawak assembly passed the Land Custody and Development Authority (Amendment) Bill 2011 yesterday.

Newly-sworn in Ba'Kelalan rep Baru Bian says Sarawakians should not stay away from Bersih on July 9.

Swiss NGO Bruno Manser Fund expects additional graft probes to be initiated against the Sarawak chief minister.