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Assembly law more ‘restrictive’, say lawyers
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Calling it “restrictive” and “financially oppressive”, lawyers have questioned Putrajaya’s unprecedented move to initiate a civil suit against Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan and nine other Bersih 3.0 leaders for damages sustained during the April 28 rally less than a month under a newly-enforced law allowing public ... Read More
Halau 1.0 chairman Shahrul Nasrun Kamarudin handing the memorandum to the Bersih 3.0 Co-Chairman Datuk A. Samad Said at Datuk Ambiga’s house in Kuala Lumpur, May 24, 2012. – Photo by Jack Ooi Read More
In Lembah Pantai, violence erupts during PKR ceramah
By Shazwan Mustafa Kamal
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — A PKR ceramah featuring Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and daughter Nurul Izzah Anwar turned ugly when the crowd as well as opposition leaders were pelted with stones and eggs.Tensions ... Read More
Plead guilty to civil disobedience, WSJ urges Anwar
By Shannon Teoh
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim should plead guilty to the charge of taking part in an unlawful street protest if the opposition leader believes his archrival Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s ... Read More
Putrajaya defends Bersih 3.0 suit, says ‘obvious’ group broke the law
By Clara Chooi
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Putrajaya has defended its decision to sue Bersih 3.0 for damages resulting from its April 28 rally, saying it was “obvious” that the polls watchdog had violated provisions in the ... Read More
Ambiga says ‘sorry’ for not pushing Bersih agenda harder
By Shazwan Mustafa Kamal
KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 – Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan has refused to apologise to anti-Bersih groups who gathered at her home earlier today for what took place during the April 28 rally, and maintained that ... Read More
‘Traders’ to hold ‘Bersih 4.0’ gathering, say 150,000 expected
By Shazwan Mustafa Kamal
KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 – A group of anti-Bersih traders will hold a “Bersih 4.0” gathering next month as part of an on-going protest to demand compensation for alleged losses incurred during the April 28 ... Read More
Bersih says ready to fight Putrajaya suit
By Shazwan Mustafa Kamal
KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 – Bersih 2.0 said today it is well-prepared to defend its suit filed by the federal government, and is starting a special fund to finance the legal costs.The federal government is ... Read More
Home Ministry bans Irshad Manji’s book titled ‘Allah, Liberty and Love’
KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 – The Home Ministry has banned Irshad Manji’s book and publication titled ‘Allah, Liberty and Love’, as it contravened teachings of the Al-Quran and Hadith.Deputy Home Minister Datuk ... Read More
As polls loom, Putrajaya to unveil ‘rescue’ mission for Indians
By Clara Chooi
KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 – Officials in Putrajaya will huddle with a team of professionals over the next few months to formulate a comprehensive plan aimed at “rescuing” the country’s Indian poor, in an ... Read More
Referee charged with match-fixing in Malaysian League
SINGAPORE, May 24 – A referee has been charged with attempting to fix a Malaysian Super League soccer match between the Lions XII and Sarawak, Singapore media reported today.Official Shokri Nor is alleged ... Read MoreMore Articles
- Those unhappy with police investigations can complain to police media centre
- Sarawak not ready for minimum wage, says Ta Ann CEO
- 50 teachers apply to participate in politics: Puad Zakarshi
- Court orders businessman, company to pay RM28.59m each to bank
- Malaysian pleads guilty to Aussie money laundering charge
- Tobacco company employee pleads not guilty to committing graft
- Gani Patail denies rift with former S-G
- Legal action against Bersih sparks renewed scrutiny of new assembly law
- Government pressed on Tajudin deal after claims by Khairy
- Seizure of Irshad Manji books illegal, says publisher
- Former S-G in Anwar’s team raises doubt over Sodomy II, says BN
- Health Ministry to hold talks on private medical fees
- Tech start-ups to get RM200m infusion, says Husni
- Why sue Bersih leaders for damage by others, PKR asks government
- Anwar, Ka Siong settle RM10m suit out of court
- 567g drugs found in Nigerian man’s stomach
- Putrajaya must be genuine in wanting law reform body, says Bar
- TNB: Only half of existing PPAs will be extended upon expiry
- Cops quiz Nizar over claim that PM met military chiefs
- RM70,000 grant increase for SMEs from July 1
- Ref switched over suspicion of fixing Lions XII vs Sarawak game
- Cops pick up seven GROs in Ayer Itam vice raid
- Boy, 6, dies in fall from apartment
- Putrajaya sues Bersih 2.0 over April 28 rally
- Economic growth slows as exports slide
- No bailout forthcoming, Khazanah warns MAS
- Speed up reforms to join high-income club, World Bank tells Malaysia
- Guan Eng: Penang Malays not marginalised, low-cost housing provided
- ‘Let it be’, Ambiga says of protests outside home
- Tony Fernandes joins board of Star Publications
- Succession plan an internal matter, says Taib
- Former aide to Dr M ‘Rahim King’ dies
- Selangor MB invites BN leaders to visit dams
- PTPTN writes off loans for 12,500 grads
- Court dismisses PPSMI appeal by students
- Umno ‘needs’ Gerakan, MCA to win Penang, says state BN boss
- Umno-linked papers take a beating in sales except for Utusan, Kosmo
- Bersih 3.0 not Marxist
- Zambry: Perak ‘debt-free’ after RM1b water asset swap
- Khairy: Pakatan’s Buku Jingga, free education pledge will bankrupt Malaysia
- Shun protests, Selangor Sultan tells students
- Jamil Khir sees concerted effort to bring in gay advocates
- Ceramah PKR di Lembah Pantai dicemari insiden keganasan
- Putrajaya pertahan dakwaan ke atas Bersih 2.0, kerana melanggar PAA 2012
- Mahkamah rayuan kekalkan keputusan, Utusan diarah bayar Khalid Samad
- Najib pengerusikan rundingan meja bulat ekonomi masyarakat India
- Bersih bersedia untuk lawan saman Putrajaya
