Fake news law ‘too sweeping with aim to scare the people’, says Khalid Samad
New ordinance carries severe implication, must be debated in Parliament before being passed.
Pos Blau Orang Asli sue Kelantan govt over encroachment
Miners, planters and loggers have slowly whittled away at their ancestral land, says lawyer.
New Digital Nasional chief cleared of past criminal allegations, says lawyer
Ralph Marshall's lawyer says all past cases against him have been dismissed by relevant courts and authorities.
Court rules Christians can use ‘Allah’ in religious practice
Closure for Jill Ireland case, which started in 2008.
Tributes pour in for human rights activist Aegile Fernandez
72-year-old said to have suffered cardiac arrest, died this afternoon.
Child marriage fell around the world but grew in Malaysia, says Unicef
Pandemic threatens to reverse progress in global fight against practice.
Decision on use of ‘Allah’ by Christians tomorrow
Sarawakian first filed suit in August 2008 over confiscated CDs.
To end child marriage, Unicef suggests legal reform, sex education
Report shows 1,856 children married in 2018, urges key stakeholders to enable reforms.
Malaysia recorded 1,856 child marriages in 2018
Muslims top child marriage, Unicef report points out 1,500 kids affected annually.
MACC denies being used as ‘political weapon’ to intimidate opposition MPs
Claims by PH alleging fear tactics aimed securing support for government completely unfounded, says agency.
Covid-19 recoveries continue to surpass new infections for fifth day
A total of 3,275 patients have recovered from the virus while 2,154 new cases were detected.
