Archive - 19 August 2002

• NGOs ready to work with Suhakam again
• DAP: No let-up on 929' campaign despite arrests
• No solution to visa delays
• Mahathir warns rapid Burma reforms would risk sparking anarchy
• 'Riot' witness ticked off for hearsay remark
• Umno Youth defends Gerakan, Dong Jiao Zong cries double standard
• Msia needs, but doesn't always want, foreign workers
• Cashing in on war of words
• Persempadanan semula belum tentu untungkan Umno: Taib
• Securities Commission warns it may axe 100 troubled firms
• Why NGOs refuse to move forward
• New language of religious pluralism
• Swak daily files appeal over RM5 mil damages awarded to lawyer
• S&P raises Malaysia's sovereign ratings
• A hazy déja vu for Kuching residents
• Isu bahasa: Pak Lah minta pemimpin parti Cina dalam BN cari penyelesaian
• Ban on tobacco advertising next year