Haram baca Utusan Malaysia, tegas Dr Haron Din

Mana-mana media yang menghalalkan amalan fitnah,
cubaan mengaibkan orang lain, menggalakkan berlakunya
perpecahan umat Islam dan perpaduan kaum adalah haram
untuk dibeli dan dibaca.

KUALA LUMPUR: Umat Islam di negara ini disaran tidak membeli dan membaca Akhbar Utusan Malaysia kerana media tersebut boleh dikategori sebagai “haram” dari sudut Islam, tegas ulama terkemuka tanahair, Profesor Datuk Dr Haron Din Al Hafiz.

Menurutnya, mana-mana media yang menghalalkan amalan fitnah, cubaan mengaibkan orang lain, menggalakkan berlakunya perpecahan umat Islam dan perpaduan kaum adalah haram untuk dibeli dan dibaca.

MACC officer ‘changing story too many times’

KUALA LUMPUR:  Another Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission(MACC) officer was taken to task for ” changing his story too many times” at the Royal Commission of Inquiry investigating Teoh Beng Hock’s death today.

SAPP DESAK SABAH SOKONG PENUBUHAN RCI

Oleh: DATUK LIEW TECK CHAN

MERUJUK kepada buku 007-Lelaki Malaysia Terakhir, di muka surat 143, Abdul Mutalib Bin Mohamed Daud telah membuat affidavit saksi tentang kebenaran berlakunya kegiatan memberi kad pengenalan atau kewarganegaraan songsang kepada Pendatang Tanpa Izin (PTI) serta pemberian taraf Penduduk Tetap kepada orang Filipina. Beliau telah dijemput dalam Sesi Pendengaran Awam Jawatankuasa Pilihan Khas Dewan Rakyat mengenai Integriti, Parlimen Malaysia pada 9 Februari 2007.

Sila ikuti ucapan penuh saya di Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah;

Sarawak BN slams Khairy, demands apology

KUCHING: The Sarawak BN is up in arms against Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin for daring to suggest that Chief Minister Taib Mahmud should resign.

Several leaders of the Sarawak BN have come to Taib’s defence and condemned Khairy. In a joint press statement, the defeated Batu Kawah candidate Tan Joo Phoi (Sarawak United People’s Party) and Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu’s Ahmad Ibrahim have demanded that Khairy apologise to Taib.

Rais beri keterangan 4 Julai

KUALA LUMPUR: Menteri Penerangan Komunikasi dan Kebudayaan Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim akan memberi keterangan dalam kes saman beliau terhadap penulis blog berhubung satu artikel yang didakwa memfitnah beliau.

Hakim Mahkamah Tinggi Datin Zabariah Mohd Yusof di sini hari ini menetapkan tiga hari bermula 4 Julai depan untuk mendengar kes itu.

Free radio station plan for Sabah

By Luke Rintod of FMT

LONDON: Some Sabah activists are now toying with the idea of setting up a radio station like Radio Free Sarawak for Sabah.

Leaders of CigMa or Common Interest Group Malaysia, who are currently on a European tour, also want a London-based online website.

Stabbing with a borrowed knife

How did the infamous Raja Petra Kamaruddin (RPK) arrive at the conclusion that Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah was complicit in some imaginary plot to block Najib from becoming PM? That conclusion has a higher probability of being false than true.

He alluded to a meeting of some 30 bloggers at Tengku Razaleigh’s house some time ago.

Scorpenes, Altantuya to make waves in France when open court starts May-June

Malaysian civil rights group SUARAM expects its corruption lawsuit filed against French naval arms firm DCNS to move into open court and hearings to begin in May or June.

This will pave the way for Malaysians to finally get access to details of a highly questionable RM6.7billion ringgit submarines deal entered into by their defense ministry in 2002, and kept top secret by Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Soi Lek: Ignore Muhyiddin, follow Najib on 1Melayu, 1Bumi

MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek said today Utusan Malaysia did not represent all Malays, despite Umno deputy president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin claiming the Umno-owned daily was the voice of the community.

“Utusan does not even have the same circulation as The Star even though there are more Malays. We never say that The Star represents the voice of the Chinese,” he said of the leading English daily that is owned by MCA.

Hope yet for Borneo people

GENEVA: The people of Borneo can rest assured that they are not neglected by the international community. Their woes have been heard by the various United Nation agencies and international organisations.

Secretary-general of Common Interest Group Malaysia or CigMa, Kanul Gindol, told FMT in Geneva that dialogues with European leaders and the UN Commission for Human Rights (UNCHR) have been fruitful.