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Malaysian judiciary: Transparency vital to regain public confidence
Apr 14, 2008 In: NSTI AM sure Malaysians are looking forward to the “sweeping changes in the judicial system soon” as announced by Minister in the Prime …
Sports funding: Help KL archers hit the target
Apr 14, 2008 In: NSTI WISH to speak up about the lack of support from the Kuala Lumpur Sports Council (KLSC) for its archers. I have been in …
Car Jockeys: They are a nuisance in Bangsar
Apr 14, 2008 In: NSTWHY are self-appointed “car jockeys” allowed to ply their trade in Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur? This is particularly true in the busy Jalan …
Party-hoppers: Legislation undemocratic, impractical
Apr 14, 2008 In: NSTNO anti-hopping legislation can effectively eliminate political crossovers, as the possibilities and opportunities of skipping are as …
Party-hoppers: Can’t rule out
Apr 14, 2008 In: NSTI AGREE with your editorial “A travesty of democracy” (NST, April 8) on the perceived threat that some elected representatives may defect. …
Seat belts: Don’t wait, buckle up now
Apr 14, 2008 In: NSTTHERE is no denying that everyone, including children, knows that seat belts for the driver and front passenger can save them from serious …
Malaysian judiciary: See it through
Apr 14, 2008 In: NSTALL Malaysians want the judiciary to be revamped. And, to quote the Regent of Perak Raja Dr Nazrin Shah during the opening of the judges …
Dr M did not hate Karpal
Apr 14, 2008 In: The SunWHEN Karpal Singh was detained under the Internal Security Act during Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s premiership, he was admitted to Ipoh …
Fortuyn’s killer was a radical
Apr 14, 2008 In: The SunI REFER to Sharaad Kuttan’s “An untruth and an omission” (Speak Up, April 4) in response to my comment “Debate Wilders, don’t …
Kudos for saving rakyat RM490mil
Apr 14, 2008 In: The SunTRANSPARENCY International-Malaysia wishes to congratulate Citizen Nades and Terence Fernandez of theSun and pays a tribute to the late Tan …
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