Roshan Jason

Despite being awarded RM38 million, an Orang Asli community in Johor has only gotten a tiny piece of the windfall. They are now blaming their lawyer for this.

The commission must uitilise its full powers to probe cases of human rights violations but one of its commissioners claims it faces many obstacles.

There's an additional twist to mystery involving missing detainee Francis Udayappan. Results of a DNA test revealed that the body in the morgue is not him. His mother plans to dispute the results.

Police chiefs have been told to pull out all stops to see that the stations are in better stead to prevent breakouts by remand suspects.

Overzealousness and 'quick fix' measures will not curb a crime that has been occurring for ages. It must be tackled appropriately.

The government's proposal to starndardise timetables and employ hi-tech teaching methods may fall short in certain schools, which don't even have electricity and basic amenities, says an education group.

The man's family members want federal police to further probe his death as they allege the district police were incompetent in investigating elements of foul play.

The month-long tug-of-war continues. She believes the remains in the hospital is that of her son. The police however insisted on a DNA test and she relented. Now, Sara Lily says she's being given the runaround.

Pickets are being held at three branches of Hume Industries (M) Bhd, after 96 workers were dismissed due to 'redundancy'.

The Human Resources Ministry will investigate a number of complaints involving unionised employees of a bus company in Kuala Lumpur, including the suspension of eight drivers.

Unable to make headway with the police, the mother of dead detainee G Francis Udayapan has written to the premier to intervene in getting the body released for burial.

Rush-hour Komuter services were disrupted this morning due to a train being derailed, but are expected to resume this evening.

Was there a 'gentleman's agreement' between Umno and PAS to forego their election petitions in two hot states? While the premier remains tightlipped, a high-ranking PAS leader claims he is in the dark.

While Suhakam doesn't mind NGOs accompanying its commissioners on visits to various detention centres, it is restricted by bureaucracy and limited access itself.

Three weeks into the alleged 12-hour abduction of a Burmese journalist, the police have yet to make any inroads in its investigation.

Police have closed the case on the death of a man found hanged in a police station toilet. His family and friends maintain their doubts.

Yet another death - the awkward position of his hands has R Magesvaran's family wondering whether the 29-year-old security guard took his own life as claimed by the police.

After nearly four weeks of anguish, will the mother of G Francis Udayapan finally get to bury her son, whose remains has been lying in a hospital morgue since May 23? She gives her blood sample for a DNA test today.

The Asia-Europe Foundation had apparently objected to the inclusion of the opposition Young Democrats of Singapore as participants.

Party secretary-general Chia Kwang Chye says that members of Barisan Nasional will adhere to and support any policy or decision the ruling coalition implements.

RN Rajah says the lawyer was left with no alternative but to leave the country when he was assaulted and threatened at gunpoint. Now that the government has guaranteed his safety, Uthayakumar will return to his 'beloved country'.

Contrary to what has been suggested in the media, the mother of deceased police detainee G Francis Udayapan has no qualms about giving her blood sample in order to confirm whether a corpse retrieved from the Klang River recently is that of her son.

Five ministries are involved in the process and Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir says their objective is to clean up, standardise and solidify these laws.

The authorities should have acted much faster in closing down the factory's operations given that they had been informed about it last year.