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Slice of traffic summons payments will go to 2 firms

 Accountability, Malaysian finance/business  24 Responses »
May 092012
 

When you pay your traffic summons in future, two companies will eventually get a slice of the money under the impending privatisation of traffic cameras and surveillance. Continue reading »

 Posted by Anil Netto at 9.29am  Tagged with: summons, traffic

Sabah, Sarawak minimum wage below poverty line

 Poverty, Workers' rights  12 Responses »
May 082012
 

The federal government’s recently announced minimum monthly wage of RM800 for Sabah and Sarawak falls below the poverty line of the two states, Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng has pointed out. Continue reading »

 Posted by Anil Netto at 1.23pm  Tagged with: minimum wage, sabah, sarawak, workers

Local elections bill to be tabled in Penang

 Democracy, Malaysian elections  6 Responses »
May 072012
 

Penang is set to table a Local Government Elections (Penang Island and Province Wellesly) Bill 2012 in the State Assembly on Thursday. Continue reading »

 Posted by Anil Netto at 11.59pm  Tagged with: elections, local council, Penang

Independent probe into violence, abuse of power needed

 Accountability, Human rights, Police  23 Responses »
May 072012
 

An independent inquiry into the Bersih 3.0 events should also examine this 71-year-old woman’s testimony and allegations about what she experienced and witnessed.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 12.24am  Tagged with: Bersih, inquiry, Police, violence

Bersih 3.0 images you won’t see in the mainstream media

 Democracy, Ethnic and inter-religious relations, Malaysian elections, Media  19 Responses »
May 052012
 

These scenes depict a new Malaysia blossoming in the unity of purpose at Bersih 3.0 – but don’t count on seeing these images in the mainstream media.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 11.21pm  Tagged with: Bersih, Malaysia, unity
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