Archive - 8 July 2002

• Umno losing ground in hudud battle with PAS
• Mystifying and mystical ways of hudud
• PAS hudud laws will mangle nation
• Therere gems in that caliphate era
• Let Pak Lah choose his deputy
• PRM must polish PR skills
• Vision School fails to impress
• Police inaction festering crimes
• Watchdog warns lower standards for plastic condoms may set back AIDS fight
• DAP wants Keadilan stand on Islamic state
• Two UPM students dead, 600 others screened for meningitis
• Press freedom workshop should feature credible speakers
• PAS likely to field doctor and engineer for coming by-elections: source
• July 17 date for Sivarasa at the High Court
• Opposition: BN using strong-arm tactics in Kedah by-elections
• Stop putting opposition in bad light, Keadilan tells DAP
• T'ganu approves 'God's laws' for errant Muslims
• PMs visit to Bangkok marred by human rights protesters
• Step down while still popular, Mahathir advises veteran leaders
• Death in campus: Health authorities monitoring meningitis outbreak
• PAS rushing into implementing syariah laws, critics say
• Indias 'barefoot architects' return Aga Khan award
• Silly talk — Marshall Plan for Afghanistan
• Lack of info on meningitis deaths causes anxiety among UPM students
• Spy planes put to test in Filipino illegal migrants alert
• Rape is about bodily harm, not illicit sex under hudud, says PRM Youth leader
• Torture under the ISA
• Thai villagers find little cheer in Mahathir visit
• S'pore relaxes nanny law for M'sian caregivers
• Students want a better tomorrow for Malaysia, post-Mahathir
• Khatami to visit M'sia July 21
• Is Pak Lah about to blink?