Leven Woon Zheng Yang

The Pakatan leader tells a gathering in Petaling Jaya the sodomy verdict will be a reminder of gross injustice in the system.

Zunar and caricaturist Johnny Ong will join the Saturday ‘picnic' to raise awareness on the need for academic freedom.

UPDATED 7.45PM 'Yesterday I said the gov't will meet (them). The gov't doesn’t mean me, personally.'

The new system aimed at commuters purchasing single-journey tickets will be fully operational by the end of November.

UPDATED 5.05PM They plan to press on until the City Hall guarantees not to kick them out of their long-time homes.

Selangor state exco orders retraction of ban on Muslims working in establishments serving alcohol.

The MPSJ has introduced a new licensing guideline that bans establishments that serve alcohol from employing Muslims.

Selangor MCA would rather see its Taman Indah, Cheras service centre demolished rather than have the building surrendered to MPKJ.

Liu said there has been confusion over which 1Malaysia logo is deemed to be conveying BN propaganda.

Several local authorities said they have not received instructions to ban the use of advertising materials with 1Malaysia logos.

The Kuala Langat Municipal Council had been enforcing a state government directive to remove 1Malaysia ads.

It fears the firms involved in the new traffic control system will be in it for the money, not in slashing fatalities. [VIDEO INSIDE]

But the saga of their eviction from the former Ladang Bukit Jalil is far from being resolved. [VIDEO INSIDE]

UPDATED 9.53PM The Sarawak BN is not recruiting bloggers to attack the opposition, as is being claimed on some websites.

Had they met the expectations of citizens, they would not be in their current quandary.

This was done without notice last week, leaving the visually-impaired at risk.

An international group of cartoonists argues that censorship begins when states start to fail and leaders begin to fear their inability to govern.

He sneers at S'pore for saying he knowingly walked into a 'sex trap'. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Ties have been soured by Singapore’s apparent habit of communicating damaging information about Malaysia, says party.

Fourteen former employees of Selangor water giant Puncak Niaga Sdn Bhd today staged a picket over their alleged unfair dismissal.

Also troubling is the low success rate in prosecution. Some studies show only 4% resulted in convictions.

Social Care Foundation chairperson Robert Phang had wanted Abdul Gani Patail to clear up speculation on his relationship with lawyer.

However there has been no response from the AG, says Social Care Foundation chairperson Robert Phang.