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Maria Chin: The matter is the limited funds the poor have.

How could she deny the problem exists, asks Napsiah Khamis.

'I do research on pads... so I (would) know.'

Prosecution contends Zahid had misused YAB funds for that purpose.

Nurulhidayah Ahmad Zahid asks: Who is the one with no 'telor' now?

Transparency-International M'sia wants to know whether due process was done in the appointment of Nurulhidayah.


'Zahid personally asked for money back.'

'Trust is an important commodity that is needed to ensure the continued operation of the criminal justice system.'


CORONAVIRUS | 'It is the judiciary who has to explain the difference in the sentencing.'

Each reporter wore an ID tag and was initially allowed into the courtroom before Nurulhidaya's case was called, says NUJ.


Ismail Sabri says Malaysia is a democratic nation and the courts have the freedom to decide.

The principle permits fair and accurate reporting of court proceedings.

Geramm points out that journalists must have direct access to information so they can present fair and reliable reporting.

UPDATED 2.11PM | Nurulhidayah and Saiful Nizam are charged with travelling from Kajang to the Environment Department in Putrajaya.



They face fines of up to RM1,000 each or up to six months in jail if found guilty of violating the MCO.

'Why were other MCO violators immediately fined and handcuffed?'