Chan Kok Leong
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Sack Saifuddin, A-G over ‘mishandling’ of international treaties
Hardline groups criticise duo over handling of ICERD, Rome Statute.
Khalid blames deep state for Rome Statute U-turn
Shah Alam MP says the government has no wish to give state actors ammunition to mount a coup.
Move to restore Sabah, Sarawak’s equal status Pakatan’s next big test
Borneo lawmakers likely defeat proposed amendment to Article 1, dealing a blow to government after failure to ratify Rome Statute.
Cabinet to discuss Tabung Haji matters tomorrow
PM says pilgrims' fund's financial position, ability to pay dividends on the table.
Govt won’t reintroduce Clause 88A, says Muhyiddin
Clause requires both parents to agree to a child's religious conversion.
Najib’s SRC case to continue from April 15 to May 10
Lawyers spar over court dates as defence makes last-ditch attempts to postpone trial again.
Opposition stage Parliament walkout after MP gets boot for calling Lim ‘pondan’
Ahmad Marzuk Shaary given marching order after remarks during debate on supplementary supply bill.
Up to courts if Najib’s trial can go live, says Hanipa
Those who wish for live broadcast must apply and justify it to the courts, says law minister.
Umno-PAS racial rhetoric ‘unhelpful’, says unity minister
P. Waytha Moorthy says grassroots are united, politicians the ones complicating matters.
Lynas nothing to do with Entrepreneur Development Ministry, says Fuziah
Waste and plant operations managed by other ministries, says Kuantan MP.
No one was shot when we used ‘jihad’ earlier, says Ismail Sabri
Muslim unity will not threaten other races, says Umno veep.
Pakatan is anti-Islam for ‘allowing gay parade’, says Ismail Sabri
No such thing would have happened under BN, says Umno veep.
MIC just realised PAS is moderate, says party deputy president
Islamist party not against non-Muslims, alliance with Umno strategy to topple Pakatan, says Saravanan.
Muhyiddin rules out lèse majesté laws
Home minister says laws are sufficient to protect royal institution.
Final decision on border wall after Thai elections, says DPM
Wall can be built, subject to technical, financial feasibility, says Dr Wan Azizah.
