Gan Pei Ling
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Tabung Harapan collection hits RM31 million
Ewein Bhd, Magni-Tech Bhd and tycoon Tan Kok Ling each contribute RM1 million.
New law needed to protect human rights defenders, reforms committee told
Activists say rights defenders shouldn’t be treated as troublemakers in the new Malaysia.
King must appoint A-G based on PM's advice, say constitutional lawyers
No basis for rulers to interfere in appointment of top govt legal officer.
Social media users celebrate Rafizi’s court victory
PKR vice-president also urged to stop attacks against Dr Mahathir Mohamad and be a ‘team player’.
1MDB’s Arul Kanda gets lashing from ex-RMC teacher for 'misleading' public
The former teacher from the Royal Military College, Arul Kanda’s alma mater, says the man should have kept out of politics.
Set film industry free, filmmakers urge Pakatan
They say censorship is a huge hindrance to their work.
Form body to regulate political donations, group tells reforms panel
Malaysian Institute of Integrity suggests legal framework to regulate donations to avoid ‘cash is king’ culture.
G25 lauds move to review Jakim, calls for abolishing Iksim
They are going around maligning other Muslims as liberals, apostates, says group.
Patriots laud Mat Sabu's probe committee, offer assistance
High time to stop rot in armed forces, says association president Mohamed Arshad Raji.
Malaysia launches special court for human trafficking
Court in Klang is the first of 6 to be set up within the year, says chief justice.
Child sex tourism on the rise in Southeast Asia
3,000 tourists from Malaysia and Singapore visit Batam island for sex services; a third of 6,000 people in Batam’s sex trade are children.
Court dismisses A-G's Chambers bid to summon ex-ISA detainee over failure to pay fines
Abd Malek Hussin ordered to pay RM70,000 to defendants 8 years ago.
PAS in tough fight to defend sole Perak seat
Islamist party won Bukit Gantang as part of now-defunct Pakatan Rakyat in 2013 and will likely face a BN man with deep pockets.
What Pakatan’s contenders for Perak menteri besar post have to offer
All four are professionals, former civil servants and born in the silver state.
Pakatan will abolish Universities Act, says Dr Mahathir
Former PM reiterates pact’s promise to provide free education up to tertiary level.
