Archive - 18 July 2003

• Time to legalise prostitution
• Not all women activists are men-haters
• Suhakam a mouthpiece of the govt?
• No place for the judgmental in cyberspace
• Water ads a waste of taxpayers money
• Water ads: Both govts at fault
• Punish those involved in illegal gorilla deal
• JPN office gives public the run around
• Why the silence on car prices?
• To be Malay is not necessarily to be Muslim
• Interim council in Iraq to serve US interests
• Move to check net during polls draws flak
• Oil royalty: Witnesses needed to prove claim, court told
• 15 injured in turbulence on Sabah - Hong Kong flight
• Names on park benches: Keadilan blasts Penang city councillors
• City Halls Tak-Bolehwood draws flak
• Local council backs down, exemption for non-Malays
• Police stop student march, one arrested but later released
• ISA 7 trial: Defence counsel claims police harassment
• Water dispute: The pot is now calling the kettle black
• Sabah ministers warned: No golf during office hours
• Journalist attacked after exposing triad activities
• Sultan has say in running Terengganu, says Hadi Awang
• Bolehwood censors rapped for myopic and irrelevant views
• Police outnumber crowd at peace vigil for Aceh