Two sisters file molestation report against ‘ustaz’
Two sisters have lodged a police report claiming they were […]
UTeM targets RM5 mln from bidding of exclusive number plates
Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) hopes to rake in RM5 […]
Strong calls for cyberbullying to be categorised as criminal offence – Saifuddin
A questionnaire related to cyberbullying conducted by Multimedia University (MMU) […]
Thailand to open its doors to more tourists to boost industry
Thailand is set to open its doors to more foreign […]
CAP warns Kedah govt over dangers of REE mining
The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) has warned the Kedah […]
COVID-19: Sabah allows activities in mosque, surau during CMCO
“The Friday prayer congregation is according to the area of […]
Cops raid call centre providing training to promote online gambling, illegal forex trading
The police raided a call centre set up at a […]
Water supply to more affected areas restored- Air Selangor
Air Selangor announced that as at 6 pm this evening […]
TIMSS 2019: Malaysian students achieve advanced benchmark in Maths, Science
For the first time, Malaysian students achieved a score of […]
Open Society Welcomes African Court’s Ruling against “Arbitrary” Vagrancy Laws
NEW YORK, Dec. 08, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — On December 4, a continental court in Africa delivered a landmark opinion on colonial era vagrancy laws, which criminalize activities such as loitering, public indecency, and begging. The judgment has the potential to help reshape criminal justice policy and practice in dozens of African countries and reduce […]