Archive - 14 June 2002

• Court deals blow to embattled Snap leader, injunction set aside
• Lawyer asks Federal Court to declare states cannot enact criminal law
• Govt urged to answer charge of concocting evidence of terrorism
• Preferential treatment weakens the nation
• Meritocracy foreign to supremacists
• Detained ex-footballers family seeks Suhakams help
• Educators demand illogical
• Ling-Hishammuddin spat political ping-pong
• Umno entangled in PAS trap
• Police modus operandi a danger to motorists
• Keadaan Fadzil Noor bertambah baik
• High Court ruling raises hope for judiciary
• Room for improvement at Utar
• European Parliament urges repeal of ISA
• Rang undang-undang hudud, kerajaan negeri kena saman
• After Wan Azizah, mischief makers target Azmin
• Keadilan, PRM to sign MOU on merger next month
• Fadzils condition improving, stable but still not fully conscious
• Utar keeps mum on admission system
• Released ISA detainee likens detention to relaxing holiday
• Malaysias policy of deporting Burmese to Thailand slammed
• Little protection for Burmese asylum seekers
• Action on AIDS: Too little, too late for Zimbabwe
• Colombias new superhero has no secret weapon to defeat rebels
• Media fume over proposed defamation law
• From Operations Northwoods to Enduring Freedom
• Mahathir visits unconscious opposition chief
• Human rights: DAP to move censure motion against foreign minister
• DAP kemukakan usul terhadap Hamid Albar