Anti-inflation protest: Activists arrested

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 26 (ES) – Nearly sixty anti-inflation activists were arrested by the police near the iconic national oil company Petronas twin towers here today for allegedly participating in an illegal assembly.

Protect your children yourselves

It is sad indeed that finally we have to acquiesce to the growing consensus that if we want our children to be safe we have to protect them ourselves. Indeed, if we want to be spared the pain, the grief, the sense of loss and anguish and not to be pricked by a sense of [...]

Digital expert: Lingam tape authentic

By Soon Li Tsin | Malaysiakini
A computer forensic analyst today told the royal commission on the VK Lingam tape scandal that the controversial video clip was authentic and contained no signs of editing. 
Mohd Zabri Adil Talib, 28, a senior digital computer forensic analyst with Cybersecurity Malaysia, a government agency under the Science and Technology Ministry, [...]

Lingam Tape inquiry begins with controversy

KUALA LUMPUR (The Sun): The Royal Commission of Inquiry on the Lingam Video Clip kicked off its proceedings today with an unprecedented – though not unexpected – move by a lawyer for three witnesses to ask three of the five panel members to discharge themselves on several grounds.

Court: Felda must pay settlers RM7.8m

By Sulaiman Jaafar
KOTA BHARU: Felda and one of its subsidiaries has been ordered to pay RM7.8 million to 354 settlers of Felda Kemahang 3 in Tanah Merah for understating the quality of their oil palm fruits since 1995.

Victims say ‘medium’ wanted money, sex

KUALA LUMPUR: A con man and his female accomplice fleeced two women of RM17,300 and the man even had sex with one of them, the women claimed yesterday.

Two held to help in Nurin murder probe

By Rashitha A. Hamid
KUALA LUMPUR: Police have arrested two men – a 43-year-old drug addict and 32-year-old security guard – to help in investigations into Nurin Jazlin Jazimin’s murder.

Video Clip Case : Spanish experts make a voice match

By  V. Anbalagan
KUALA LUMPUR: Laboratory tests in Spain have proven that the voice on the so-called Lingam video clip matched that of lawyer Datuk V.K. Lingam.
Sources said that the finding came after two days of analysis at a private laboratory in Madrid last week.

Royal Police Commission’s 125 recommendations – what happened?

By Lim Kit Siang
The Prime Minister and Internal Security Minister, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi should present a White Paper on the status of implementation of each of the 125 recommendations of the Royal Police Commission to create an efficient, accountable, incorruptible, professional world-class police service service to keep crime low, eradicate corruption and uphold [...]

Police stations: A mindset change is needed

By : MOHD GHAZALI OSMAN, Ipoh
ANYONE can see that the country’s crime rate has risen tremendously over the last few months.
It appears that last year was a bad year. Up to today, several high-profile cases have not been solved. The police have tried to explain why some of these cases have not been solved and [...]