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Say no! SIS reminds students of right to object against period inspections

NGO releases tips for young women in need of guidance when encountering such degrading situations

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Eight locations in Kelantan at risk of river headwater surges, landslides: police

State top cop warns public not to be curious and visit these areas

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Ipoh man strangled to death for stealing portable speaker

3 suspects have been arrested, says Perak police chief

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Airfares to S’wak ‘daylight robbery’, deter return of voters: activists

Prices now run well above RM3,000, worrying many as polls approach

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4-month-old baby boy dies of Covid-19 in S’wak, likely youngest in country

This follows last reported youngest victim, a 38-week-old child in Kuala Lumpur

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Immediately impose ruling for women directors in public-listed companies: Zuraida

This is in line with UN Sustainable Development Goals, says Council of Malaysian Women Political Leaders president

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Govt to expand programme for mosques as transit centres for domestic violence victims

It will be implemented in Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah, Perlis, Sarawak, says Datuk Seri Rina Mohd Harun

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MP queries RM1.1 bil direct negotiation tender on Sabah-S’wak link road

Lawmaker notes project awarded to another firm worth RM780 mil, with RM350 mil unaccounted for

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Motivational speaker claims trial to 11 counts of sexual assault against male students

Muhd Khairul Azhar Ali, 36, charged with harassing 9 teenagers

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I think you’re mentally ill: Tajuddin slams Hanipa for suggesting making 1MDB tourist attraction

This also follows Amanah MP’s sarcastic idea to honour Datuk Seri Najib Razak as kleptocracy icon

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Boycott price-hiking food manufacturers, consumers told

Calls by consumer group follow reported price increase of Gardenia products

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Penang fishermen protest land acquisition for tuna port project

Association chairman says they want to prevent mortgaging of land owned by fisheries agency

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Syed Saddiq’s CBT, money-laundering cases to go to high court

Judge says unusual questions of law likely to arise from case