Archive - 26 August 2004

• Stay out of media complaints, Suhakam told
• Lawyer another potential BN candidate for BaKelalan
• Malaysians dominate Southeast Asia's Top 40 richest list
• Provide non-Muslims access to Shariah courts
• Umnos supreme sleuths puzzles party vet
• Singapore gays inch closer to acceptance
• Penang urged to go for alternative plan for jetty
• Scandal tainted BN posters surface in Kuala Berang
• Masing happy with presence of Tajems veep at function
• Emigration hypocrisy
• The sweet and bitter of emigration
• Tak elok burukkan Tok Guru Nik Aziz...
• Apostates have no option but emigration
• Religious leaders having problem with religion
• Debating Islam the role of all citizens
• Into oblivion with corruption
• Why pay underperforming unit trust fund managers?
• Question before investing in unit trusts
• Ridiculous to criminalise marital rape
• Percubaan sogok Puteri Umno di Kuala Berang
• Watchdog: Dont threaten voters with religion
• New Fomca chief has big plans
• Amnesty rallies doctors to highlight Anwar's plight
• Gov't downplays chances of Muslim troop deployment in Iraq
• Anti-Muslim bias leading to 'clash of civilizations': Syed Hamid