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Philippine lawyers press Supreme Court to strike down anti-terror law
MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine lawyer groups and a top congressman asked the Supreme Court on Monday to strike down the president's controversial new anti-terrorism law, or parts of it, calling it unconstitutional for infringing on civil liberties.
Covid-19: Two new cases in Sabah, contact tracing initiated
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah health officials are tracing the contacts of two new local Covid-19 cases in the state.
Germany makes upskirting a crime
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is making upskirting, surreptitiously taking photographs or filming under a person's clothing, a criminal offence punishable with fines or up to two years in prison.
Brazil's Bolsonaro would veto bill regulating fake news in current form
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro said he would veto a bill regulating fake news, which has also been criticized by social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter, if it comes to his desk from Congress in its present shape.
Singapore PM's brother thrusts first-family row into politics
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - When the brother of Singapore's prime minister joined the opposition to the party their father led through the city-state's independence and rise as a nation, he brought a bitter family squabble into the realm of politics on the eve of a general election.
Raysha Rizrose values privacy
ARTISTE Raysha Rizrose (pic) is able to lead a controversial-free life because she values privacy and refrains from commenting on issues concerning others, Harian Metro reported.
Canada hits 100,000 coronavirus cases, major challenges remain
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada officially racked up 100,000 cases of the novel coronavirus on Thursday and although the outbreak is slowing, health experts said major challenges remain.
Russia lifts ban on Telegram messaging app after failing to block it
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia on Thursday lifted a ban on the Telegram messaging app that had failed to stop the widely-used programme operating despite being in force for more than two years.
Public taking fewer precautions
PETALING JAYA: As the implementation of the recovery movement control order (MCO) enters its second week, members of the public are beginning to take fewer precautions and flouting rules outlined by the National Security Council (MKN) and Health Ministry, which exposes the nation to the risk of another wave of local Covid-19 transmissions.