The manner in which Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim was arrested and detained without allowing bail on 16 July 2008 was most inhumane and totally unnecessary.
Detention of Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim a travesty of justice Read More »
UPDATE 11.03 pm Police source has said “no bail” and Dato’ Seri will be detained for 24 hours (i.e. overnight).
Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim arrested! Read More »
Resignation of Governor of Bank Negara from Khazanah; Petronas; AirAsia; widening of Jalan Genting Kelang; restructuring of ACA; and more … Mahadi Che Ngah named in Parliament. He is the urban director of City Hall (Ketua Jabatan Perancang, DBKL). Tuan Haji Mahadi bin Che Ngah
Speech on Supplementary Supply Bill, 16 July 2008 Read More »
Press statement from the office of Anwar Ibrahim.
Police threatening language against Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim Read More »
The debate on the amendments to the Judges’ Remuneration Act 1971.
YA Datuk Low Hop Bing named in Parliament Read More »
Prime Minister answers how he plans to control inflation and sale of petrol to Singaporeans in Johor
Questions Time, 15 July 2008 Read More »
BREAKING NEWS! This morning many Members of Parliament were delayed coming to Parliament because of various road blocks set up by the police.
'No confidence' motion rejected, PR MPs walk out of Parliament in protest Read More »
Famous for flip-flopping on his decisions, Abdullah Badawi yesterday announced that he will step down as Prime Minister and hand over power to Najib Razak in June 2010.
Your MP's Question of the Week #17 Read More »
Minister of Transport’s reply to the issue that I have brought up concerning the debts owed by AirAsia to MAHB and the upgrading project of LCCT, which was awarded to Fajarbaru Builder Group Bhd totaling RM123.9 million.
AirAsia owes MAHB RM110 million, not RM60 million as claimed by Tony Fernandes Read More »
Wee Choo Keong has been elected Member of Parliament for Wangsa Maju (P116) during the 12th General Election on 08 March 2008 until May 09, 2013. In 1987 he was detained by the Government under the notorious Internal Security Act (ISA) for 60 days in solidarity confinement.