
Nude-squats wrong, wrong, wrong!
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As anticipated, the commission of inquiry into the 'nude squats' incident has handed down a severe indictment of police procedures.


Deputy Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan confirms that the investigation has been completed but is tightlipped over further action.




Public Accounts Committee chief Shahrir Samad says the funds given to the academy did not fall under welfare related ativity.

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Commission head, former chief
justice Mohamed Dzaiddin Abdullah, says it's up to the premier to decide on
making the findings public.








special interview
In an attempt to dislodge the truth,
malaysiakini
speaks to two medical experts on the effectiveness of squatting in ejecting foreign items from body cavities.


The Gerakan president expresses his disappointment at Tengku Razaleigh's remarks urging the government not to allow more non-Malay educational institutions to be built.

Wake up. It's wrong and it must stop. Bar Council president Yeo Yang Poh describes the practice as an affront to decency.


The Malaysian Consulate office says there have been no cases involving Malaysians which have been reported since the riots erupted over the weekend.

The policeman who allegedly recorded the nude ear-squats video-clip and showed it to his colleague denies any such thing saying lies were being told to frame him.



But her identity will not be revealed as the inquiry panel has barred the media from publishing her name and photo.