Archive - 17 June 2002

• Supremacy despicable in whatever form
• Lets not rewrite history
• Silence on racist policies growing into apathy
• Spore Malays did it meritocractic way
• Will Mahathir initiate move to appoint Pak Lah as acting president?
• Bleeding non-Malays for private education subsidies too?
• No payback time for affirmative policies beneficiaries?
• Stop the play-acting in Perwaja scandal
• Baywatch wannabe in Penang?
• Malaysia a fundamentalist Islamic country, says PM
• For Merdeka, women became freedom fighters during Emergency
• Lack of rights awareness causes poor treatment of refugees, says lawyer
• Emergency propelled Umno as 'defender' of Malays, says ex-CPM leader
• Defer tabling of Academy of Law Bill, govt told
• Indigenous people must have right to choose own course, says Suhakam
• UNHCR to decide on fate of 9 Burmese who barged into its grounds
• 104% rise in complaints to Suhakam
• BA MPs to discuss Acting Opposition Leader in todays meet
• Rights commission seeks RM750 minimum wage for plantation workers
• Fadzil shows signs of improvement but still in ICU: hospital
• Police failed to abide to prison rules: Suhakam
• Move to allow non-Malays in Mara, matriculation criticised
• Gov't to end amnesty for illegal workers on July 31
• Mullahs get lessons in everyday problems
• Mahathir under pressure to define Islam's role at party assembly
• Maxis IPO heavily oversubscribed
• ISA 6 boycott Suhakam inquiry into detention conditions
• Political Islam — a voice of reason in US
• Mahathir launches scathing attack on PAS
• Its hard to forgive Rahim Noor for assaulting dad, says Nurul Izzah