Archive - 14 August 2002

• Public interest protected under new code for journalists
• Lawyer fails to expunge Justice Nathans outburst
• No excuses for shoddy journalism
• Takzir tidak bercanggah dengan Perlembagaan Persekutuan: Abdul Hadi
• Two ex-Umno members sue Mahathir over illegal branch AGMs
• Gov't lifts ban on Indonesian construction workers
• Dong Jiao Zong tidak berganjak menentang penggunaan bahasa Inggeris
• Language switch to proceed even without BN consensus
• Rights groups worry about media council implications
• Isu bahasa Inggeris: Kerajaan akan teruskan walaupun tanpa kata sepakat dalam BN
• Journalists responsibility to preserve racial harmony
• Toward politically correct reportage and ethical journalism
• An alternative to the neo-liberal agenda
• The rotten apple who spoilt the entire Malay barrel
• On her own, one woman campaigns for safe sex
• Migrant workers in limbo as bilateral labour talks fail
• Anwars lawyer takes issue with judges inconsistency in granting bail
• Tganu to set up own prisons, police?
• ECs incompetence showing
• One brave Umno man spoke up
• Is Rais a government mole?
• Malaysian elections one big scam
• Illegal migrant workers crackdown backfires on economy
• Rafidah, Rahim got off scot-free?
• Dr M is right about unethical business practices
• Self-determination to rise above poverty
• Unhappy about paying for Malaysiakini news