Noel Achariam
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Muslim consumer group to help police fight gambling, says Zahid
The deputy prime minister says the Malaysian Muslim Consumer Association will be the authorities’ eyes to weed out gambling.
Day 5 of Suhakam inquiry: No leads following pastor's police report, says officer
Assistant Commissioner Supari Muhammad says police had no leads after Pastor Raymond Koh lodged a report fearing for his safety in 2011.
After police roadblock, Suhakam to visit crime scene
Panel accuses the police of adopting delay tactics by refusing to release evidence.
Abducted pastor's family were not cooperative in probe, inquiry told
Investigating officer says Raymond Koh’s family members did not want to answer police’s questions.
Investigating officer informs Suhakam panel that diary is classified
Inspector Ali Asraf says he went to the scene of the crime to look for evidence on the day Pastor Raymond Koh was abducted.
Suhakam panel, inspector argue over diary
Evidence related to abduction of Pastor Raymond Koh, three others source of verbal spat on Day 4 of inquiry.
1st DFTZ outside China to be launched November 3
The government has succeeded in fulfilling Jack Ma’s request, says Najib.
Police could have acted faster in missing pastor's case, says ex-IGP Khalid
The retired policeman says the investigating officer was late in taking a witness’ statement.
Koh’s abductors could have learnt moves from TV, says ex-IGP Khalid
He also does not believe that the abduction was a ‘special operation’.
LIVE: Day 3 of Suhakam inquiry into missing pastors, activist
Today’s focus is on retired inspector-general of police Khalid Abu Bakar, who has been subpoenaed to appear as witness.
Former IGP Khalid to testify at inquiry into missing 4 today
Pastor Raymond Koh’s son, Jonathan, will be first witness on third day of Suhakam probe.
How passion against injustice led a Catholic brother to Kamunting
Brother Anthony Rogers’ ‘offences’ included providing aid to the poor and raising awareness on social and economic injustices.
No need for Guan Eng to quit over landslide, says Nazri
No minister has ever quit because of a natural disaster, and neither should the Penang CM, says Umno man.
Jho Low has not committed any offence in Malaysia, says Nazri Aziz
The tourism and culture minister is defending Putrajaya’s decision to close investigations on him.