Archive - 27 June 2002

• Thousands deported in a three-month crackdown
• Ghafar backs Pak Lah as leader, but unsure of support from others
• Improve our lives: Penan demand state govt to stop destruction of forest
• Muslimat PAS terlepas peluang letak calon wanita di Pendang
• More illegal Burmese crawl into UN refugee agency compound in desperation
• Many unanswered questions in quit shocker
• MCA, MIC chiefs must go too
• Crucial period next 16 months
• Usaha dapat undi simpati rakyat
• Dr Mahathir bertindak terburu-buru
• Dismayed by oppositions state of disarray
• Umno nurturing yes-men culture
• Boot indifferent soccer-mad MPs out
• Wrong to use preventive detention on youth, say lawyers
• No woman candidate for Pendang by-election, says PAS Kedah
• Pak Lah PM, siapa timbalannya?
• Courts clearing more cases than new ones filed, says CJ
• Nik Aziz insists right to use harsh words, Parliament told
• Parliament to announce Opposition Leader in September
• PM's visit to Antarctica cost RM878,000
• On the Korean Peninsula — the crab who would be a shark
• Law academy bill may be amended following Bars suggestions: Rais
• Malaysiakini website down due to network congestion
• Now available in India — 'upper class' blood
• Anwar hopes appeal will be heard soon
• The problem of defining terrorism
• The Long Sayan Declaration 2002
• Court to decide on publishers permit offence next month
• Sources say Umno may see contest for No 2 post