101. BBC NEWS | Have Your Say | Malaysia Haze: Your Experiences Up to this point, I have not heard the malaysian government nor ASEAN slam Nothing much can be done in malaysia except urging the government to assist http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/talking_point/4141676.stm

News Sport Weather World Service ... Newswatch Last Updated: Saturday, 13 August 2005, 11:29 GMT 12:29 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Malaysia haze: Your experiences A thick haze has shrouded parts of Malaysia, including the capital city, Kuala Lumpur. The government has declared a state of emergency in certain areas after air pollution reached dangerous levels, sparking serious health concerns. The haze is a regular occurrence, but this year's is the worst since 1998, when Malaysia was affected for weeks. It is being blamed on forest fires in neighbouring Indonesia. Are you affected by the air pollution in these regions? What do you think should be done about the problem? Do you think this year's haze could have been prevented? Send us your comments and experiences. Do you have a picture to send? Email your pictures and video to: yourpics@bbc.co.uk Click here for more information and terms and conditions. This page is now closed. Read a selection of your comments below. The following comments reflect the balance of opinion we have received so far: SUGGEST A DEBATE This topic was suggested by Moo Huey Ming from Malaysia How many more years are they going to "talk" about the haze and how many more people have to die before the authorities really "do" something to stop the intentional slash-and-burn practice?

102. Australian Government - National Security - 04 February 2003 Australia and malaysia join to fight money laundering and the financing of of the malaysian government by the Governor of Bank Negara malaysia Tan Sri http://www.nationalsecurity.gov.au/agd/WWW/nationalsecurityHome.nsf/Page/News_Me

103. Appendix 3 National ICT Approaches: Malaysia Case Study The Malaysian government has also defined attractive policies for foreign The Malaysian government s Master Plan for the telecommunications industry http://www.opt-init.org/framework/pages/appendix3Case5.html

Appendix 3 National ICT Approaches: Selected Case Studies Malaysia In an environment characterized by rapid advance in ICT, globalization, liberalization, and greater reliance on knowledge for value creation, Malaysia plans to leapfrog into the post-industrial age by leveraging ICT as a strategic lever for national development and global positioning. In 1996, Malaysia launched a program called "Vision 2020," which laid out a plan to build a fully developed, knowledge-rich Malaysian society by the year 2020 through the development of the ICT sector and the use of ICT to increase global competitiveness. The intent behind Malaysia's Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) has been to create a high-tech environment and infrastructure that can attract national and international investors and create spillover effects in the rest of the Malaysian economy. Specific sectors of focus include education, healthcare , government, commerce and manufacturing. Policy: Comprehensive policies are being developed to encourage ICT use in various sectors of the economy, as well as to accelerate the growth of the ICT sector. Trade and investment policies, such as financial and non-financial incentives, a fair trade system, and import and export duties, promote local and foreign investment. The Malaysian government has also defined attractive policies for foreign investment, such as streamlining the investment approval process, unrestricted employment of foreign knowledge workers, and freedom to obtain capital globally.

104. Search The Web For Government Regional Asia government (3); Regional Europe United Kingdom government (1573) Malaysian Parliament Official site providing information on senate, http://www.sino.net/ODP/?/Regional/Asia/Malaysia/Government/

105. AHRC - PETITION TO THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT Just recently the Malaysian government arrested 15 Muslim persons under the Internal PETITION TO THE MALAYSIAN government to release all ISA detainees, http://www.ahrchk.net/ua/malaysia/petition.htm

MALAYSIA: PETITION TO THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT Sign the Petition Signatories so far... Tell a friend This petition is closed. Many thanks to all those who have responded. The political situation in Malaysia is still volatile, 5 of the original 10 potitical detinees we were campaigning for are still in prison. Just recently the Malaysian government arrested 15 Muslim persons under the Internal Security Act, several of whom are also members of the opposition Islamic party PAS. This time, the allegation is that they are connected with terrorist groups, in line with the global "anti-terrorist" campaign that started up after the September 11 attack in New York. But human rights advocates in Malaysia and in the world maintain that these accusations should be proven in a court of law. Detaining them under the ISA means that the government does not have to prove their charges in court, there is no way for the people who are arrested to prove their innocence, and also the society will never be sure that the allegaitons are true. This is NOT a secure situation for the people. We will keep on monitoring the situation, and surely make more requests for your solidarity in the future.

106. :: Welcome To Sarawak Online :: Sarawak and Sabah are separated from West malaysia (Peninsular malaysia) by the already made available by the malaysian government to foreign investors. http://www.sarawak.gov.my/

Saturday, 24-Sep-2005 00:49:54 MYT Welcome to Sarawak - or as we say here - Selamat Datang. Within these pages, you will find fascinating information about the "Land of the Hornbills." Sarawak is located on the island of Borneo, and is one of the two states that make up East Malaysia. Sarawak and Sabah are separated from West Malaysia (Peninsular Malaysia) by the South China Sea. With an area of 124,449.51 square kilometres, Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia, making up some 37.5% of the country's total area. The State is divided into eleven Administrative Divisions. Each Division (or Administration Region) is headed by a Resident and subdivided into between 2 to 4 districts. Kuching is the State capital and the administrative centre for the First Division of Sarawak. It is home to some 458,300 people making it the highest populated city in Sarawak and the 7th highest populated city in Malaysia. Sarawak's forests are the state's most important resource and asset, producing timber and a multitude of forest products. The rainforest is home to an incredible variety of more than 8,000 species of flora and over 20,000 fauna, the majority of which are insects.

107. In Malaysia, A Battle Erupts In AIDS Fight - Asia - Pacific - International Hera The Malaysian government has announced a plan to distribute condoms, needles andmethadone treatment for drug users, igniting opposition from the http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/07/03/news/malay.php

Subscribe to the newspaper ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE Business Asia by Bloomberg ... Remove all read clippings TODAY IN ASIA - PACIFIC North Korea signals desire to negotiate Friendship visit by ally of China turns into blistering lecture Fighting in south Thailand kills 7 LANGUAGE TOOLS Language Tools What is this? English Definitions English->Spanish English->French English->German English->Italian Eng->Portuguese Powered by Ultralingua ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE ) FONT ( ) FONT In Malaysia, a battle erupts in AIDS fight By Evelyn Rusli International Herald Tribune MONDAY, JULY 4, 2005 KUALA LUMPUR Alarmed by the rising number of AIDS cases, the Malaysian government has announced a plan to distribute condoms, needles and methadone treatment for drug users, igniting opposition from the conservative Islamic community here. Muslim clerics have strongly criticized the plan, worth $40 million, saying that it would encourage drug abuse and extramarital sex and that it violated Islamic law. "When you give free condoms and free needles, you give drug abusers the motivation to engage in risky behavior," said Mahfoz Omar, a leader of the Islamic Party of Malaysia, an opposition political party. "Why should we give the people's money to those that do not have the will for life?"

108. Behind The US Reaction To The Anwar Conviction In Malaysia She rejected claims by Malaysian government ministers that the Within theMalaysian government, Anwar Ibrahim, who was finance minister as well as http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/sep2000/mal-s05.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS! Contact the WSWS ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format WSWS Asia ... Malaysia Behind the US reaction to the Anwar conviction in Malaysia By John Roberts 5 September 2000 Use this version to print News of the conviction of Malaysia's former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim has provoked sharp criticism internationally. Anwar was found guilty on August 8 on charges of sodomy along with his adopted brother Sukma Dermawan and sentenced to nine years in jail. The governments of Canada, Australia, New Zealand and a number of European powers have issued official statements condemning the decision of the High Court in Kuala Lumpur. The trial was certainly a brazen political frame-up designed to cripple Anwar's ability to lead the opposition to Mahathir and the coalition government led by Mahathir's United Malays National Organisation (UMNO). In deciding Anwar's guilt, the presiding judge dismissed out of hand evidence supplied by Anwar's lawyers that their client was the victim of a high level political conspiracy. His nine-year jail term will begin after he has finished six years in prison, after being found guilty of corruption in 1999 in another politically motivated trial. The US administration, however, is not concerned about the injustice of Anwar's trial or the lack of democratic rights in Malaysia. Washington has had no compunction before in backing some of the world's most brutal regimes including in Asia, where it supported military dictatorships in Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, South Vietnam, Pakistan and the Philippines for decades. In the case of Malaysia, the US turned a blind eye to the anti-democratic practices of successive UMNO-led governments for 40 years.

109. Mcsl.mampu.gov.my/ myGovernmentLaman myGovernment, Lamanlaman Web Kerajaan malaysia, Internet SenaraiTawaran-Tawaran Pekerjaan (Jabatan Hal Ehwal Veteran Angkatan Tentera malaysia) http://mcsl.mampu.gov.my/

110. Tourism Malaysia Official Homepage Official site by malaysia Tourism Promotion Board (malaysian Ministry Of Culture,Arts And Tourism). Includes industry contacts, festivals, local songs, http://www.tourism.gov.my/

Welcome Visitor Register Login Local Time: 12:46:27 AM, CORPORATE About Us Mission Board of Directors Activities ... Career Opportunities DESTINATION Entry Formalities Accommodation EVENTS Upcoming Events Highlighted Events Calendar of Events Adventure ... Submit New TOURISM RESOURCE CENTRE WebOPAC News / Press Release Statistics Image Gallery ... Video Library INDUSTRY CONTACTS Tourism Directory Embassy-Consulate Malaysian Ministries Travel Agents MISCELLANEOUS Screensavers Wallpaper Guestbook Greeting Cards ... Site Map HELP FAQ Enquiries Terms of Usage HOME Tourism Malaysia EVENTS HIGHLIGHTS PATA TRAVEL MART 2005 Malaysia is set to host another prestigious PATA event. PATA Travel Mart 2005, which is scheduled to be held from September 27-30 at the

111. JARING Internet service provider in malaysia, managed by Mimos Bhd. Local portal withnews and events, happenings and resourceful links. http://www.jaring.my/

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112. Government Malaysian government. Ministries. SMPKE, Prime Minister s Dept Kemeterian DalamNegeri Ministry of Finance Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) http://www.borneo-online.com.my/my_gov.htm

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113. BNM :: Statistics Malaysian government Securities Indicative Prices. Notice This service has beenmoved to the FAST website at https//fast.bnm.gov.my/fastweb/ from July http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=12&pg=444

114. The Malaysian Bar - Web Links Malaysian government Portal The mygovernment Public Service Portal as the onestopsource for government information and services. http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/component/option,com_weblinks/catid,31/Itemid,23/

@import url(http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/mambots/editors/htmlarea3_xtd/htmlarea.css) THE MALAYSIAN BAR BADAN PEGUAM MALAYSIA "...Upholding the cause of justice without regard to its own interest and without fear or favour." Main Menu Home Bar Council Committees Membership ... Selangor Bar Online Albums Number of pics: 2005-08-25-27: Asia Pacific Lincoln's Inn Meet 05 Bar Calendar September 2005 Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Latest Events Chess Competition September 24, 2005 Prague 2005 Conference September 25 - 30, 2005 Legal Research Skills September 28, 2005 Blood Donation Campaign 2005 September 30, 2005 Conduct of General Meetings of Companies - A Practical Guide October 1, 2005 Alternative Dispute Resolution in Internet and E-Commerce: Asian Perspective October 4, 2005 23rd AIJA Annual Conference October 7 - 9, 2005 View Full Calendar Total Users 1376 registered today 34 this week 111 this month Last: hmlee Browser Pref Bookmark Website Bookmark Page Make homepage Home Links 24 Sep 2005 (Saturday) Malaysian Government Depts Web Link Hits Malaysian Government Portal The myGovernment Public Service Portal as the one-stop source for government information and services.

115. Malaysian Government Ban On The Importation Of Logs From Indonesia Malaysian government Ban On The Importation Of Logs From Indonesia. The governmenthas made a decision to impose a total ban on the importation of logs from http://www.mtc.com.my/coverage04.htm

Malaysian Government Ban On The Importation Of Logs From Indonesia The Government has made a decision to impose a total ban on the importation of logs from Indonesia with immediate effect. This is in reaction to the move by the Indonesian Government to ban the export of logs in October 2001 in order to combat the problem of illegal logging in that country. This decision has been taken in the interest of the country and to erase the negative perception against our timber industry. Recently, Malaysia's reputation has been tarnished because being alleged to be involved with trade in illegal timber from Indonesia. We have been accused of importing illegal logs from Indonesia and selling the timber products produced from these illegal logs to consumers worldwide. The Government views this seriously and therefore takes this action to impose a ban on the importation of logs from Indonesia to give assurance to our buyers that all timber and timber products exported from Malaysia are from legal and sustainable sources as well as to ensure that efforts to implement our national timber certification scheme under the Malaysian Timber Certification Council (MTCC) will not be jeopardized. As far as the issue of illegal logging in Indonesia is concerned, Malaysia has always expressed the view that this is an internal problem and that Indonesia has to enforce its own laws and regulations. Malaysia cannot combat illegal logging in Indonesia since that would tantamount to infringing on the territorial rights of another sovereign country. In Malaysia, the issue of illegal logging is not a problem. The relevant laws have been amended and more importantly, effectively enforced. Those convicted of illegal logging can be subjected to stiff penalties and mandatory jail sentence.

116. Malaysian Government Site Spreads Anti-Mahathir Virus Malaysian government Site Spreads AntiMahathir Virus KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIAMalaysia s national budget speech, available online at a government Web http://www.niser.org.my/news/2000_11_03_01.html

Home Site Map Search Contacts ... News > Malaysian Government Site Spreads Anti-Mahathir Virus Malaysian Government Site Spreads Anti-Mahathir Virus 3rd November 2000 (Newsbytes.com) KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA Malaysia's national budget speech, available online at a government Web site, is infected with a virus that may overwrite Microsoft Word documents and add in rude comments against Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. Local virus expert Looi Hoong Thoong confirmed that the document at the official Finance Ministry Web site is infected by the Hampehs virus, believed to be of local origin. "This is probably a made-in-Malaysia macro virus. The virus will overwrite Microsoft Word document files and add in very rude comments in .doc files against the Prime Minister," he said. The infected document was posted online last Friday to coincide with a speech read by the Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin in parliament. Ironically, the speech was mainly directed at improving PC literacy among Malaysians. At press time, the infected document was still downloadable at http://www.treasury.gov.my/englishversion/index.html . Only the English version of the speech is infected and is part of three Word files contained in an executable file txtbud2001.exe. It could not be immediately ascertained how many users had already downloaded the file and how the file was infected.

117. Joint Communique Of The Government Of The People S Republic Of The Malaysian government decides to close down its consulate in Taipei. 4.The government of the People s Republic of China recognizes the government of http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/eng/wjb/zzjg/tyfls/tyfl/2631/t15501.htm

118. FT.com / World / Asia-Pacific - Future Of National Carmaker Divides Malaysian Go Future of national carmaker divides Malaysian government By John Burton inSingapore Published July 21 2005 0300 Last updated July 21 2005 0300 http://news.ft.com/cms/s/7fea51d2-f983-11d9-81f3-00000e2511c8.html

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119. Microsoft Joins Low-cost PC Scheme In M'sia - Business - News - ZDNet Asia To achieve the goal, the Malaysian government has tasked Pikom, a local ITassociation, to develop a lowcost desktop for the masses, said Butt Wai Choon, http://asia.cnet.com/newstech/industry/0,39001143,39170268,00.htm

SMBs: Protect your brand, assets and reputation. IT Library TechGuides Toolkits ... Premium Newsletters Search Sitewide News Insight SMB Builder Downloads IT Library Software Hardware Security Communications ... Networking Tech Tips: Repair corrupt Outlook PST files BCP with Blogs and Podcast Win: Palm Life Drive News Business > Article Microsoft joins low-cost PC scheme in M'sia By Winston Chai , ZDNet Asia Tuesday , March 02 2004 04:53 PM update Mirroring similar efforts in Thailand, Microsoft announced a cut-price software package as part of a government-led drive to increase computer ownership in Malaysia. The Redmond, Wash-based software giant has unveiled a customized, Malay-language version of its Windows XP Home Edition which will be bundled with all new computers under the Malaysian government's new "PC Gemilang" project. Launched by authorities earlier today, this initiative aims to raise PC penetration rates in Malaysia from about 15 percent currently to 35 percent over the next two years. To achieve the goal, the Malaysian government has tasked Pikom , a local IT association, to develop a low-cost desktop for the masses, said Butt Wai Choon, managing director of Microsoft Malaysia.

120. Irene Fernandez: Health And Human Rights Activist Imprisoned In Malaysia The report issued to the Malaysian government called for inspection of the Along with crippling Tenaganita, PHR fears that the Malaysian government has http://www.phrusa.org/campaigns/colleagues/malaysia_2005-01-31.html

Get the PHR e-newsletter Colleagues at Risk January 31, 2005 Irene Fernandez: Appeals Process Stalled after the Longest Trial in Malaysian History Malaysian government attempts to silence health and migrant workers' rights defender, Irene Fernandez, by indefinitely prolonging legal proceedings Physicians for Human Rights has learned that more than a year after the end of her seven-year trial, Malaysian health and human rights activist Irene Fernandez is still waiting for her appeal to be processed. Ms. Fernandez was accused of 'maliciously publishing false news' and underwent the longest trial in Malaysia's history. In October 2003, she was sentenced to a 12-month prison term, after which she immediately filed notice of her appeal. The Malaysian authorities have yet to set a court date for the appeal, and it is unclear at what point they plan to enforce her sentence. Ms. Fernandez has been free on bail in the months since the court's ruling, though her right to travel is severely restricted. The lengthy and stressful legal proceedings are taking a toll on Ms. Fernandez's health. Over the course of her seven-year trial, she appeared in court a staggering 310 times.1 Additionally, the Malaysian government's relentless delays have caused tremendous strain on Ms. Fernandez's human rights organization, Tenaganita (http://www.tenaganita.net/html/index.php), as the time, energy and resources devoted to her defense significantly impede the group's ability to effectively conduct its work.

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