Archive - 2 June 2004

• Maids as slaves: Asia's hidden shame
• Gov't to leave future of Tganu hudud law to the courts
• NGO upset by arrest of Acehnese refugees
• A wake-up call for Asean
• One-stop complexes for Penangs South-west district
• Ministry allows 17 more Chinese schools to relocate
• Perlantikan kukuhkan kedudukan politik Radzi di Perlis
• Education policy polarising country
• A higher education ministry - why bother?
• Meritocracy or merit-o-crazy?
• Other factors for varsity course selection
• Noritta: Media slant disgusting
• Media shouldnt air lurid details
• Dual system in education impedes racial integration (Part 2)
• Keep social issues alive and kicking
• Condemn authorities, not Uthayakumar
• Stop whipping demos for good
• Walk the talk, Mustapha Ong
• Pemuda Keadilan gesa perlantikan Khalil ditangguhkan
• Govt says publication permits a privilege, not right
• Sistem meritokrasi perlu dikaji semula (Bhgn I)
• Abducted Burmese journalist freed after 12-hour ordeal
• Lawyer in British safe house pending asylum request
• Find ways to absorb 128 top students, ministry told
• Body not claimed, as family awaits post-mortem report
• Come Sunday, its fanatic week on RTM
• PM, DPM fail to sign anti-corruption pledge
• Genting keen to invest in casinos in Singapore, Thailand
• Deputy minister proven wrong over Malaysiakini false report claim