Posted on 27 May 2010 By Koh Lay Chin.
HULU Langat Member of Parliament (MP) Dr Che Rosli Che Mat’s response to the MP Watch: Eye on Parliament project, which asks all 222 MPs six questions. (pic: parlimen.gov.my) Name: Dr Che Rosli Che Mat Constituency: Hulu Langat Party: PAS Years as MP: Since 2008 Government position: None Party position: None Membership in parliamentary committees or caucuses: None Blog/Website: http://www.hululangat.net/ [...]
Tags: Che Rosli Che Mat, Hulu Langat, Koh Lay Chin, MP Watch, Malaysia, interview, member of Parliament, pas, politics
Posted in MP Watch
Posted on 27 May 2010 By Ding Jo-Ann.
Can non-Muslims practise in the syariah courts?LAWYER Victoria Jayaseelee Martin made headlines in mid May with her quest to be admitted as a syariah lawyer in the Federal Territory. The Federal Territory Islamic Religious Council had refused admission to Martin because she was not a Muslim. On 14 May 2010, she was granted leave to have [...]
Tags: Ding Jo-Ann, Malaysia, Shanmuga, Victoria Jayaseelee Martin, court, islam, judiciary, justice, law, lawyer, muslim, non-muslim, practise, representation, syariah
Posted in Features
Posted on 26 May 2010 By Deborah Loh.
An 88-year old voter casting her vote in the Hulu Selangor by-election ELECTION watchdogs have become a regular feature in Malaysian polls since at least 2005. In that year, Malaysians for Free and Fair Elections (Mafrel) monitored the Pengkalan Pasir by-election. Mafrel was even officially recognised by the Election Commission (EC) in 2007 as an [...]
Tags: Deborah Loh, Election Commission, Malaysia, Malaysians for free and fair elections, NIEI, Ong Boon Keong, elections, mafrel, watchdogs
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Posted on 26 May 2010 By Ding Jo-Ann.
PETALING JAYA, 26 May 2010: Police officers are entitled to kill or injure innocent persons as long as they genuinely believe lives are in danger, said the Home Ministry. Click thumbnail to read ministry’s letterIn a letter to The Nut Graph dated 17 May 2010, the ministry said: “Although police officers’ actions may result in [...]
Tags: Ding Jo-Ann, Home Ministry, IGSO, Malaysia, deaths, firearms, force, guidelines, gun, igp, ministry response, penal code, police, politics, public, security, shooting, to kill
Posted in News
Posted on 25 May 2010 By Shanon Shah.
Is Najib serious? (pic courtesy of theSun) “BUT to shape society’s knowledge, so that we are more intellectual, critical, and can think objectively, this is also the role of the press. You can’t report only stories that are sensational, hot or about conflicts only.” These were Umno president and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak‘s [...]
Tags: Malaysia, Shanon Shah, Umno, Utusan, censorship, ethics, journalism, media, najib, newspapers, politics
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Posted on 25 May 2010 By Deborah Loh.
“I cannot predict how much longer this (affirmative action) will go on but at the moment, we are trying out… some kind of experiment… by withdrawing some of the protection in education.” “We want to see whether they will be able to withstand the competition or not. Obviously if they prove themselves able to, we [...]
Tags: Deborah Loh, Found in Quotation, Ibrahim Ali, Mahathir, Malay rights, Malaysia, Perkasa, affirmative action, bumiputera, indigenous, politics, positive discrimination, prime minister, quotable, quotes, subsidy
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