Archive - 2 May 2003

• Press freedom irrelevant after Iraq, says Zam
• Prim: AG should call for inquests into police shootings
• Mohd Khir, Zulkifli - Umno Youths next top guns?
• Harakah editor fined RM5,000 for sedition
• Trade surplus in March up as exports hit 28-month high
• Boom years not of Mahathir's making
• Inability to rebut Economist signals our mediocrity
• Economist complainants ought to read it first
• Politicians sulk in reaction to the Economist
• Pegawai MPSJ didakwa pukul penjaja
• Better be a hermit than ban a book out of confusion
• Home Ministry should learn from Iban Bible ban mistake
• Religious ruling: Let the maids decide
• Aliens have the right to seek counsel too
• Corporate monopoly over drugs and lives
• Experts: Journalists, not government, will control media council
• No local Sars transmission, ministry insists
• Drug ban: Fomca offers legal help to consumers
• Latest sedition conviction a blow to press freedom
• NEAC sends letter of rebuttal to the Economist
• ACA calls in DAPs Teng over corruption claims
• PBDS challenge: Political psywar set in motion
• Polis siasat dakwaan salahguna wang kuil
• The Economist controversy exemplifies intolerance of press freedom
• Security beefed up to curb arms smuggling
• Mahathir resumes duty on Monday