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Sultan's acts of kindness remembered - Vimarsana News

Sultan's acts of kindness remembered

BACK in 1993, then Johor state secretary Datuk Dr Abdul Rahim Ramli was pressured into leaving his job during a time of political turmoil in the state.

Letter | It's time Hong Kong legally protected civil partnerships - Vimarsana News

Letter | It's time Hong Kong legally protected civil partnerships

Readers discuss why Hong Kong needs a legal framework for civil partnerships and cohabiting couples, and the reaction in Asia to the passage of Hong Kong’s domestic national security law.

Source: scmp.com
CY Leung says Article 23 bill 'entirely reasonable' - Vimarsana News

CY Leung says Article 23 bill 'entirely reasonable'

Former Chief Executive and vice-chairman of the nation's top political advisory body, CY Leung, on Saturday said provisions in the proposed domestic n...

Pension scheme for those detained under MISA during Emergency to be restored in Chhattisgarh: CM - Vimarsana News

Pension scheme for those detained under MISA during Emergency to be restored in Chhattisgarh: CM

MISA detainees (Lokantra Senani) were given pension ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 25,000 in three different categories.

MA63: Jeffrey's imprisonment forged path for present leaders | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

MA63: Jeffrey's imprisonment forged path for present leaders | Daily Express Malaysia

Telipok: Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (Star) President Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan’s struggle to demand for Sabah’s constitutional rights, which led to his nearly three-year imprisonment in the early 1990s, forged a path for today’s leaders to practice their rights to free speech.