Archive - 6 August 2002

• Three ex-Stamford PJ lecturers cry foul over sacking
• Mahathir silent on possible meeting with Suu Kyi
• Ex-ISA detainees slam Suhakam for rehab statement
• Masyarakat Cina tidak bantah naiktaraf bahasa Inggeris: Dr Ling
• No unwarranted personal remarks please, CJ tells judges
• Activists appalled at Suhakam for assuming guilt of ISA detainees
• Dismissal of lecturers an attempt at union-busting, says MTUC
• Vernacular educationists rap media for lopsided coverage on English debate
• Gov't plans palm oil-for-arms deals
• An Egyptian Sakharov
• Is Asia falling into an economic tailspin?
• Ezam slapped with two-year jail term for violating OSA
• Malaysia bukan Britain, bukan Amerika Syarikat
• Public opinion for peace mostly falling on deaf ears
• Perjuangan menentang kezaliman ISA
• NGOs to sue Indonesian government for neglecting nationals in Malaysia
• Transparency in judiciary, please
• Oust unsuitable Suhakam officials
• Rebel faction prepared to counter plans to derail Snap '811' meet
• Reliance on foreign labour bad for country
• Be realistic about English use
• Put Malaysian children before politics
• Appoint trusted parties to manage fund appeals
• Operasi "Saving Private Khir"
• Dr M passing 'dilemma' to successor
• MCA anjur seminar bincang isu bahasa Inggeris di SJKC Sabtu ini