+ Follow DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY Tag
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KUALA LUMPUR (AP) -- Malaysia may set up an Internet filter to censor pornography, a Cabinet minister said Friday, raising concerns among human rights and opposition groups that it may also be used to block dissent.
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[Title] => Malaysia plans scholarships free from racial rules
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (AP) - Malaysia has announced a plan to award student scholarships regardless of race, but critics said today the move is not enough to soothe minorities' anger against government privileges for the country's majority Malays.
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[Title] => Conservatives win in Malaysia's Islamic party poll
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[Title] => RP seeks KL’s help over deportations
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Ambassador Jose Brillantes said "timely information" from Malaysia on the deportations would reduce the burden on authorities in the poverty-stricken southern Philippines who are being swamped by deportees.
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