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Assault claim: Wan Ji files police report, seeks Suhakam probe
Preacher says he is highlighting the incident to prevent recurrence of violence in prison.
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24news
Reezal wants minister to say 'No' to Penang reclamation project
Since Agricaulture Minister Salahuddin admits PSR project will impact the fishing community, Umno MP Reezal wants minister to protest against the project.
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9news
Penang PAS calls Anwar a hypocrite seeking publicity over fisherfolk meet
PAS leader Muhammad Fauzi says Anwar's interest in the issue only began after fisherfolks and NGOs held a protest rally in Parliament last week.
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5news
Eminent activist to speak on relevance of Gandhi in modern times
Anwar Fazal says he will focus on non-violence and trusteeship during lecture in conjunction with famed Indian activist's 150th birthday.
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1columns
Mainstreaming medical marijuana was her mission
The late Intan Mustika Putri Mokhtar (Yuuki Setsuna) fought terminal illness and state harassment with equal passion.
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16news
Gov't urged to appeal to S'pore before 'execution binge'
Lawyers for Liberty calls rejection of clemency petitions for 10 prisoners, including 4 M'sians, 'unprecedented and shocking'.
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5news
Stateless people have heart-to-heart with Muhyiddin
They relate to him their fears and uncertainty about their future in Malaysia.
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letters
Rania's appointment an example of M'sia's successful HIV strategy
LETTER | Transperson's appointment to health committee is a good example of engaging and consulting stakeholder communities.
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14news
NGOs form Fikir think tank to address Malay issues in Penang
Founder says these issues need 'political action in a non-political way' for the community's survival.
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16news
‘Don’t pour sand into our rice bowl’ - fisherfolk march to Parliament
UPDATED 2.45PM | Protesters claim the reclamation project would adversely affect the environment and destroy their livelihood.
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letters
Sedition - strangling free speech for centuries
LETTER | 'Are we that backwards that in a supposedly democratic country like M'sia, we still maintain a law with outdated connotations?'
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3news
Couples must fulfil conditions before fast-tracked divorce - Jakess
The process was introduced in 2015 following complaints the Syariah Court took too long to settle divorce cases.
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6news
Civil society prompted gov't to withdraw NSC Bill - deputy minister
The government withdrew a bill amending the NSC Act 2016 this morning.
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4news
Three stateless children continuously threatened with being denied schooling
NGO Freedom says the children are victims of the country's insensitive system.
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3news
Mental health issues in Hong Kong surging amid protests, experts say
Moreover, a 50-minute private counselling session can cost as much as RM1,500, putting it out of reach of most locals.
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2news
Johor to retain youth age limit at 40
Johor Menteri Besar Dr Sahruddin Jamal says this is to ensure planned developments involving youth continue unimpeded.
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26news
SB chief to probe activists' claims of police intimidation
'We do not condone such fear-mongering tactics,' Special Branch chief Mohamed Farid says.
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7news
Perak gov't will consider naming road after Khoo Kay Kim
The Perak MB said there is no doubt of the magnanimity of the services rendered by the late Khoo.
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7news
Selangor, Sarawak to maintain youth age-limit at 40
Selangor maintains age cap as many people involved in youth programmes are above age 30.
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Prioritising needs in Sarawak
COMMENT | Is the Sarawak government out of touch with the hardships and rigours of life faced by the average Sarawakian?
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NGO lodges report against Lynas over groundwater pollution
Save Malaysia, Stop Lynas cites data from cabinet's review committee report and its own water samples.