Archive - 22 April 2002

• Berita Harian playing with fire
• Reports telling of editorial standard
• Protest news blackout on Press Freedom Day
• Bikini ban smacks of flesh obsession
• Bigotry a desperate act of charlatans
• Replaying the same old games
• PMs firm hand still needed for 10 years
• MCAs Team A has no time for pettiness
• US, Indian patrols of Malacca Straits to curb piracy welcomed
• Troubled Snap risks being de-registered
• Ex-attorney-general Abu Talib named new human rights chief
• Almost clean voters list with year-round online registration: EC
• No to public whipping for incest perpetrators
• No decision yet to buy Russian Sukhoi 30
• M'sian shipping firm marks Middle East foray with Saudi tie-up
• MCA to temporarily postpone party polls: Ling
• Weed out paraquat use to protect farmers and workers
• EC urged to overcome unfair election campaigns
• The Hijra of American Muslims
• Lings battles behind MCAs Umno-brokered peace deal
• World Bank, critics see troubling poverty trends
• Street anger turns into calls for boycott of US goods
• Singapore tudung ban: girls being tutored at home, says lawyer
• MCA factions agree to no contest of party posts until 2005
• Unsustainable development rears ugly head in PJ draft plan
• PM-Bush meeting may backfire
• Less knowledge, less freedom to speak?
• No passports for tarnishing country
• Separate Muslim unity call and domestic woes
• Team A's right stance
• Vote only for responsible politicians
• PAS bulldozing Islamic state agenda
• Secularism quells zealotry