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Joy decision won't impact our cases, say lawyers

Joy decision won't impact our cases, say lawyers

Lawyers involved in on-going religious cases say the Lina Joy judgment has little bearing on their cases as the issues and circumstances are different.
Lina Joy judgment at a glance

Lina Joy judgment at a glance

The Federal Court has decided that Lina Joy has to go to the syariah courts to be affirmed as an apostate - here are the judges' reasoning.
No joy for Lina

No joy for Lina

updated version 'In short, she cannot, at her own whim, simply enter or leave her religion... She must follow rules,' says the chief justice. [VIDEO INSIDE]
A new business daily launched

A new business daily launched

The Malaysian Reserve is aimed at business professionals, high network individuals and key decision makers.
August date for bloggers application

August date for bloggers application

Ahirudin Attan's bid to strike out the defamation suit filed against him by NSTP and four others will be heard on Aug 7.
Lina Joy to know fate next Wednesday

Lina Joy to know fate next Wednesday

breaking news After a 10-month wait, the judgment on Lina Joy's apostasy case will be delivered next Wednesday in the Federal Court in Putrajaya.
166,659 vacancies in 'bloated' civil service

166,659 vacancies in 'bloated' civil service

The Defence Ministry tops the list of vacancies available with a total number of 53,389 jobs yet to be filled.
69 Kg Berembang residents in joint suit against developer

69 Kg Berembang residents in joint suit against developer

Sixty-nine Kg Berembang residents have applied to be named as defendants in the suit filed against them by developer Perspektif Masa. [ VIDEO INSIDE]
Ex-judge: Protect whistleblowers, informants

Ex-judge: Protect whistleblowers, informants

updated version Former High Court judge Syed Ahmad Idid, who once wrote a controversial 'poison pen letter' alleging corruption of 12 judges, says whistleblowers should be appreciated. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Subashini wins hearing in case against husband

Subashini wins hearing in case against husband

The country's highest court has granted R Subashini leave where her interim injunction will stand until the appeal is disposed of.
'Troubling' queries for judges in Subashini's case

'Troubling' queries for judges in Subashini's case

court hearing The three Federal Court judges looked troubled by the seven questions posed in relation to the matrimonial and custody battle linked to religion.
Confusion reigns over interfaith conference

Confusion reigns over interfaith conference

Organisers of the global interfaith conference 'Building Bridges' are surprised to hear that it has been postponed, not cancelled as they thought.
Subashinis appeal postponed

Subashinis appeal postponed

R Subashini's appeal to the Federal Court today has been postponed to tomorrow.
Global interfaith confab banned at eleventh hour

Global interfaith confab banned at eleventh hour

The government has cancelled an international Muslim-Christian interfaith conference which was to be chaired by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
PTPTN loan defaulters will lose passport

PTPTN loan defaulters will lose passport

Graduates who fail to heed warnings to repay loans from the national higher education fund may have their passports confiscated.
Blogger provides more evidence of alleged plagiarism

Blogger provides more evidence of alleged plagiarism

In filing his defence against NSTP and others, Ahirudin Attan backed up his case by disclosing more evidence pertaining to former group editor Brendan Pereira's alleged plagiarism.
NUJ asks govt to recognise bloggers

NUJ asks govt to recognise bloggers

The National Union of Journalists has given Internet citizen reporting and blogging recognition and urges the government to do the same.
Missing ballots: Ijok not an isolated case

Missing ballots: Ijok not an isolated case

A total of 8,176 ballots were unreturned for the Lumut parliamentary seat in 1999. Is there something fishy going on there or it so happened that many navy officers were away at sea during elections?
Election official witnesses 'vote-buying'

Election official witnesses 'vote-buying'

An official in a polling booth gives an eyewitness account of a voter who asked for payment from an Election Commission official after casting her ballot.
Of ghosts, thieves and beasts

Of ghosts, thieves and beasts

The recently concluded Ijok by-election has been marred by serious poll irregularities, say experts.
Probe mystery of missing ballots, EC told

Probe mystery of missing ballots, EC told

The large number of missing ballots from a single voting group in Saturday's Ijok by-election is incomprehensible, according to several election experts.
PKR to dispute Ijok by-election results

PKR to dispute Ijok by-election results

This is not a defeat but an insult to our democratic system, says losing opposition candidate Khalid Ibrahim. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Some Chinese to give BN a second chance

Some Chinese to give BN a second chance

While political pundits are saying bitter Chinese voters in Ijok are going to vote the opposition, some of these voters believe in giving second chances.
Khairy: Khalid must explain Guthrie shares

Khairy: Khalid must explain Guthrie shares

Deputy Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin has joined in the chorus in asking PKR's Khalid Ibrahim to explain Guthrie shares purchased years ago.