Archive - 24 September 2002

• Foreign Ministry: No reverse visa rules for Canadians
• Haze in Sarawak improves, but some districts still unhealthy
• No apologies needed for upholding democracy
• So the pecking order goes...
• Why draconian laws thrive in Malaysia
• IGP dumbfounded by guilt?
• Non-Malays not the enemies
• Digital IDs open to abuse
• Kelantan the 'gateway to poverty': Zam
• Pemuda, Wanita Umno semak senarai pengundi Parlimen Gaya
• DAP wants Chor punished with RM10 salary cut
• Two part-Bugis MPs exchange barbs in Javanese
• Gaya contest should be fought by Sabahans, says Lim
• Grassroots welcome Ah Leks comeback, says Youth leader
• Investigate Azalina to ensure fair election: new contender
• PM urges US, Britain to heed world opposition to Iraq attack
• Death or injury to Arafat would spark Muslim outrage: PM
• NUTP seeks clarification on move to punish teachers
• Judge raises ire of women groups for perpetuating rape myth
• OSA threat an over-reaction, say groups
• Police and judiciary under flak over alleged rape case
• Protests against US, Canada for linking M'sia with terrorism
• Moody's upgrades Malaysia's foreign currency ratings
• Couple sue Perak gov't for wrongful 'khalwat' arrest
• Journalists union to pick up on media freedom issues at conference
• Why freedom of speech matters in Islam
• Canada says no reversal on requiring visas of Malaysians