Archive - 16 September 2011

• The rakyat win, but need to pile on pressure
• PM, make sure ISA is abolished before GE
• Publishing permit a 'privilege', not a right
• Allowing the chips to fall where they may
• Time to reclaim our true history
• We're the kids in Malaysia
• Tajudin case: GLCs cold on Nazri's 'suggestion'
• Najib does a Houdini on democracy
• 50 years later, green IC holder still in limbo
• Aminulrasyid verdict: What about the parang?
• It's a big step forward, say BN leaders
• PAS reserves cheer on PM's ISA abolition
• ISA replacement laws to be tabled next year
• Thank you Pak Samad, for enlightening us
• IGP to meet AG on review of Police Act 1967
• Gov't revives 'self-regulatory' press council
• An amateurish attempt to rewrite history
• Najib's move sparks Perkasa's racism warning
• Najib's openness pledge greeted warily
• 'Removable' indelible ink: Reveal the Euro firm
• Repair work of railway tracks to be ready tomorrow
• Drop charges against EO6, says PSM
• Ex-detainees seek apology, compensation
• Guan Eng views Najib's speech with caution
• 100,000 in Dataran Merdeka for M'sia Day celebration
• Repeal of ISA: Zaid apologises to PM
• T'ganu PKR: 20% oil royalty should be backdated
• Suaram urges revival of IPCMC
• It's a rebranding exercise, says pro-ISA group
• M'sia can do better without Umno
• Canada alerted on Taib's alleged money laundering
• Najib risks political future with civil liberty pledge
• Ong Ka Ting's term as TARC council chairperson ends
• Najib's 'reforms' won't unshackle media
• ISA still relevant in Singapore, says its gov't
• Kita's expelled central secretary blasts party leadership
• Better for Najib to call polls 'later', says Dr M