Kalidevi Mogan Kumarappa
Kalidevi is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Police to verify Azilah’s SD first
CID director says authenticity of declaration, which implicates Najib Razak in 2006 murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu, not yet confirmed.
Putrajaya to consider tax breaks to help media companies, says Guan Eng
The finance minister says the issue was discussed during a recent meeting with media companies.
Malaysia must change attitude towards transgenders, says Suhakam
Its commissioner advises authorities to treat the community fairly.
Don’t appeal Sosma detainee's bail decision, Ambiga urges Putrajaya
Pakatan must have the confidence the courts ‘will know what they are doing’, she says.
Are Pakatan MPs opposed to IPCMC, asks Ambiga
Prominent human rights lawyer views delays on the new commission as unacceptable.
Report on death penalty alternatives next month
De facto law minister says he will study it before tabling it to cabinet.
Punishment must fit crime, says minister on death penalty
Mules are executed but big fish get off scot-free, says Liew Vui Keong.
Malaysian concept of human rights from colonial era, says Marina Mahathir
In this country, some people are considered superior to others by ‘no other virtue other than their race, religion or gender’, she says.
Yazid’s home but wife still fears for jihadist’s safety
Foreign intelligence agencies could still target militant linked to 9/11 attacks, says Chomel Muhamad.
Muhyiddin orders police probe into ex-communists’ meet to mark peace treaty
Investigation into octogenarians to commence at once.
30-40 professionals caught using fake certs monthly
Screening firm says such cases rampant in the medical, banking, security sectors and even in GLCs.
Police investigate use of wrong flag at basketball match
IT contractor handling last night’s live broadcast will also be questioned.
Suhakam to interview cops involved in Batu Arang killing
Commissioner Jerald Joseph says several family members of the victims and senior police officers have already been interviewed.
Families of Tamil Tiger accused in dire straits
After losing sole breadwinners, some have had to stop studying, others claim customers shunning their business.
9/11 militant Yazid Sufaat released today
US-trained biochemist set free on instructions from Prevention of Terrorism Board, say sources.
