Archive - 22 February 2002

• US religious investors call for release of Tian Chua and others
• Perwaja cruel to make workers scapegoats: PRM
• Hadi shallow, unthinking to support PUM: youth body
• Dialogues can help ease tension between ulama, intellectuals
• Rule by law as explained in the UTM model
• Gov't wants quick fix for delayed TRI share-listing
• Victimised by Telekoms monopoly
• Suffer the legacies of incompetence
• Business not as usual for telecoms
• Say yes to the power of the pen
• Self-denying ordinance for ulama
• DAP slams DPM for ignoring Perwaja closure, retrenchment
• Lodge CBT reports on employers who cheat on EPF: MTUC
• German trade unions, too, want Tian Chua either freed or charged
• Calpers pull-out will not affect investors sentiment: economists
• Three foreign weeklies suspended, says distributor
• M'sia defends airline buy-back despite alleged irregularities
• Flat daily wage rate for estate workers unworkable, says support group
• MCA not conducting membership checks: sec-gen
• RTM Memali programme broadcast possible sub judice: Karpal
• US suspends talks with Sudan after attack on civilians
• Row over Islamic head scarf goes beyond Spore
• Nashs equilibrium and Telekoms conundrum
• Burmese Chin duo sent to detention camp