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Hindraf leaders' appeal to be heard next week
Kuala Lumpur: An advisory board headed by a judge will next week hear appeals from three leaders of the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) and two others detained for two years under Malaysia's stringent Internal Security Act (ISA). The three leaders P Uthayakumar, V Ganabathirau and T Vasanthakumar as well as Hindraf lawyers R Kenghadharan and M Manoharan will be represented by their lawyers before
Kuala Lumpur: An advisory board headed by a judge will next week hear appeals from three leaders of the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) and two others detained for two years under Malaysia's stringent Internal Security Act (ISA). The three leaders P Uthayakumar, V Ganabathirau and T Vasanthakumar as well as Hindraf lawyers R Kenghadharan and M Manoharan will be represented by their lawyers before
Malaysia for norms to regulate Indian employment
With conflicting reports over the ban on recruitment of workers from India coming in, Malaysia has conveyed to New Delhi that it wanted an early agreement to regulate such employment in that country.
With conflicting reports over the ban on recruitment of workers from India coming in, Malaysia has conveyed to New Delhi that it wanted an early agreement to regulate such employment in that country.
Malaysia denies banning Indian workers
Malaysia has not banned the recruitment of Indian workers as reported by international news agencies, Malaysian Minister S. Samy Vellu clarified here on Tuesday.
Malaysia has not banned the recruitment of Indian workers as reported by international news agencies, Malaysian Minister S. Samy Vellu clarified here on Tuesday.
Malaysian court allows joint trial for 54 ethnic Indians
Kuala Lumpur: A Malaysian court has allowed a joint trial for 54 ethnic Indians who took part in an "illegal" assembly organised by a non-governmental Hindu group in November last year to protest agai
Kuala Lumpur: A Malaysian court has allowed a joint trial for 54 ethnic Indians who took part in an "illegal" assembly organised by a non-governmental Hindu group in November last year to protest agai
'Indians in Malaysia fighting a losing battle'
Minority ethnic Indians are fighting a "losing battle" for equal rights in Malaysia, and their fledgling protest movement against the government is likely to die soon, an exiled protest leader said.
Minority ethnic Indians are fighting a "losing battle" for equal rights in Malaysia, and their fledgling protest movement against the government is likely to die soon, an exiled protest leader said.
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