Yip Ai Tsin

Several NGOs held a picket in Putrajaya demanding justice for Penan women who were raped by loggers.

UPDATED 4PM Newly-minted CEO of Pemandu Idris Jala announced the "early signs of delivery" in the civil service.

UPDATED 8.53PM The EC fixed Oct 3 (Saturday) for nomination and Oct 11 (Sunday) for polling for the Bagan Pinang state seat by-election in Negeri Sembilan.

PKR assemblyperson Rodziah Ismail has lodged a police report against the unruly crowds that had threatened her with violence and rape.

Observers do not expect much action on the financial mismanagement of the various government departments based on the history of the document.

Anticipating that the waves might arrive in six to eight months time or two to three years time, the government remains optimistic it can better manage the situation.

The Higher Education Ministry says students can lodge a complaint if they are unhappy about the practice.

While some see it in a negative light,others are hoping that the extension may inspire better crime control.

Indonesia should desist from accusing Malaysia of 'stealing its heritage' and end the controversy surrounding the Discovery Channel trailer, says Umno youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin.

International students are claiming the private college has lost their passports and has not taken any steps to replace them. The college however denies all allegations.

Not being accredited does not necessarily mean that a college is not bona fide and there are legitimate reasons why it chooses not to be one.

Appeals Court judge Wan Adnan Muhamad reserved judgment on the 12-year-old RM35 million trial which drew to a close after both parties made their final submissions.

Defenders of Islam Association questioned the rationale for delaying Kartika's sentence, insisting that civil courts should not interfere in the administration of Islamic law. [VIDEO INSIDE]

There must a better system put in place to spot victims of human trafficking at 'trafficking hotspots', says Suhakam

The Syariah Courts have their own check and balances and restores faith that it is fair and just in meting out its sentences, says the minister. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Both parties have settled the matter out of court, but decline to reveal the terms of settlement.

Malaysians need to know exactly what to do, says a doctor with the Universiti Malaya Medical Centre in Kuala Lumpur.

Consumer groups are all smiles with the government's move to impose the Price Control Act on the sale of face masks.

Selangor chief police officer Khalid Abu Bakar and his wife are being sued by a travel agency for 'unpaid' business class air tickets amounting to RM41,868.

Our surveillance programme could be inadequate in the face of the rising death toll from the fever, so the British doctor's observations on the nation's situation could prove invaluable.

A reporter from Utusan Malaysia said at the sedition trial of Karpal Singh today that the word 'ultra vires' meant 'to insult' during cross examination by the defence

Tobacco-control crusaders are keeping up pressure on the authorities in their aim for a 100 percent smoke-free environment.

UPDATED 6.35PM A special task force today revealed that irregularities in claims made by Kuala Dimensi Sdn Bhd could be between "RM500 million and RM1 billion". [VIDEO INSIDE]

UPDATED 7.21PM The minister confirms a government plan to impose Internet censorship but adds that the move was not targeted at bloggers. [VIDEO INSIDE]