Archive - 5 November 2003

• Aziz's outdated excuse to preserve UUCA
• PM stands firm on controversial rail contract
• Nations can move to words, but remain oblivious to murder
• Giving Pak Lah benefit of the doubt
• Penang Malays see better future with new PM
• Lets just get down to business
• Pak Lah tidak perlu tunggu 100 hari
• Greater resolve to struggle after life in Msia
• Hudud penuhi prinsip keadilan sejagat
• Minority have rights too
• Incapable of reforming from the inside
• Lawyer obtains leave to challenge Terengganus hudud law
• Railway project to cost RM26 million for every kilometre
• Eleven Vietnamese jailed for illegal fishing
• Memo raises acute shortage of Chinese schools
• Combating corruption the Pak Lah way
• Govt urged to withdraw new anti-terror bill
• Pak Lah: Keep politics out of mosques
• PM says no cabinet reshuffle, keeps mum on deputy
• House to decide on validity of old cabinet tomorrow
• Watchdog wants new IGP to put a leash on brutality
• Penang inks pact with southern Indian government to make hardware
• New PM faces freedoms test, says rights group
• No more "ghostly tales" as ministry bans books
• DAP: Msia being turned into a real Islamic state
• UN envoy's visit heralds nearing of judgement day
• Anwar tells Pak Lah to expand democratic space for all