ISSUES

DAP will seek to defend the continued existence of vernacular schools.

Ambiga wants to know the reason why some Pakatan MPs are apparently objecting to the IPCMC.

Akmal Nasir exposed a troubling WhatsApp message to delegates at the party's national congress over the weekend in Malacca.

The LTTE is not a criminal organisation, said the Swiss Federal Court in its decision to acquit 12 people who raised funds for the group when it was active.

Rights group Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) today slammed the jail sentences and fines handed out to six people in Terengganu for skipping Friday prayers.

The High Court today allowed Gadek assemblyman G Saminathan to apply for bail over a probe into his alleged involvement with terror group LTTE.

A survey aimed at forming a National Worry Index (NWI) has found the worry level to be at "maximum".

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is still waiting for copies of asset declarations by opposition MPs, even though the deadline has lapsed for almost two months.

Deputy home minister says won’t rush into abolishing Sedition Act.

Liew Vui Keong said Putrajaya seeks to review, not repeal Sosma, while NGOs and MPs said best to do away with “mostly draconian” act.

The Federal Court’s landmark ruling that the tort of misfeasance in public office can be extended to politicians.

De facto Islamic affairs minister Mujahid Yusof Rawa said his ministry will continue to convince the various state religious departments to ban child marriages.

The seven states that are not complying with raising the minimum age for marriage to 18 to curb child marriages are Sarawak, Pahang, Terengganu, Perlis, Negri Sembilan, Kedah and Kelantan.

Siti Kasim's Maju building a more progressive Malaysia.

An activist has accused police of intimidating Rama Ramanathan for reporting his disappearance in police custody after questioning and seizing the latter’s mobile phone and laptop.