Archive - 20 June 2012

• Suhakam to meet detainees over 'torture' claims
• Azhar refuses to appear in 'kangaroo court'
• If it's so safe, let Australia take the waste home
• Can the rakyat bill the gov't for abuse, too?
• Stop attacking PKR deputy president, Faekah told
• ISA torture 'has gone on for past decade'
• LGBT - it's the spirit of the constitution that matters
• Najib: Political certainty vital to economic growth
• Ex-Youth chief: Perkasa not flush with funds
• Scorpene inquiry: Gov't to respond on June 26
• Sparks fly over theocratic state at Debatkini
• The dark passage to Lynas
• 'Street protests don't strengthen democracy'
• Borders slams Jawi for victimising its Muslim staff
• Umno MP: Peaceful transition if Pakatan wins GE
• Pollster: BN not likely to regain two-thirds majority
• Lynas PSC chief misled Parliament, says Kuantan MP
• PAS ulama chief defends Johor sultan over 'WWW1'
• BN can regain Penang 'with a simple majority'
• No party authorised to offer 'Royal Membership'
• MACC to reopen RM3bil case against Anwar?
• New spoiler for electoral tussles in S'wak
• Bar Council: Give refugees right to work
• Delayed PAC probe on NFC 'confined to procedures'
• Are subsidies for rakyat or cronies, asks Anwar
• Hindraf's new neighbour raises eyebrows
• Amnesty for the Umnasties?
• Vernacular schools keep us apart, says Mahathir
• Those registering by June 30 can vote in post-August GE
• AirAsia advises public to be wary of online scam
• Move to appoint Isa as KPF board member fizzles out
• DAP to BN: Join us in blocking Penang port deal
• MCA: Guan Eng holding Putrajaya to ransom
• Anwar's suit against Nalla and Utusan set for Nov 1
• Johor not getting royalty from Pengerang project
• Singapore overtakes Hong Kong as home to Asia's wealthy
• 'Don't use public funds if tycoon needs bailout'
• Federal constitution does not define gender at all
• First Chinese community college gets nod to upgrade
• Pilgrim board to finalise property purchase in London
• Retirees group wants gov't to review pension
• Probe all our extremely wealthy finance ministers
• Port operations continue despite haze in Penang
• Mustapa: Make Lynas dispose wastes outside country
• 'ISA detainee being held in isolation'
• Azmin pledges support to Selangor MB Khalid
• Federal Court reserves judgment on Kota Siputeh seat
• Conflicting reports on Mubarak health add to Egypt uncertainty
• Ministry retracts Selangor crime rate figures
• Fireworks expected at MAS AGM
• 'Freedom of assembly should have limits'
• Lynas welcomes PSC report
• It's politicians, not the people, who create instability
• Burning state files is peaceful transition?
• 'ISA detainees too scared to complain of torture'
• For Umno, 'V' is for Vindictive
• Why is Penang seen to be better managed than S'gor?