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Malaysian Media Links
Malaysiakini.com - an independent internet newspaper
Agenda Daily- an independent internet newspaper
Detik Daily- an independent internet newspaper

The STAR Online- English Malaysian newspaper
New Straits Times - an English Malaysian newspaper
The Malay Mail - an English Malaysian newspaper
The SUN - an English Malaysian newspaper

Utusan Malaysia a Malay language newspaper
Berita Harian a Malay language newspaper
Harian Metro a Malay language newspaper

Human Rights Organisations
Malaysia
SUHAKAM - Malaysian Human Rights Commission
ALIRAN - is Malaysia's first multi-ethnic reform movement dedicated to justice, freedom and solidarity. We are also Malaysia's oldest human rights group, with a consistent record of championing democratic reforms since 1977
Malaysian Bar - independent organisation of over 12,000 lawyers in Peninsular Malaysia, led by an elected Bar Council, and charged with the task of upholding the cause of justice without fear or favour
MTUC - Malaysian Trade Union Congress - a federation of trade unions and registered under the Societies Act, 1955. It is the oldest National Centre representing the Malaysian workers. The Unions affiliated to MTUC represent all major industries and sector with approximately 500,000 members.
SUARAM - 'Suara Rakyat Malaysia' or SUARAM, formed in 1989, to campaign for the abolition of the ISA evolved into a movement for human rights and democracy
HAKAM - Malaysian National Human Rights Society
International Movement For A Just World
FOMCA - Federation of Malaysian Consumer Associations
ERA Consumerd - Education and Research Association for Consumers Malaysia
SAM - Sahabat Alam Malaysia - Friends of the Environment
TWN - Third World Network

Asia
AHRC - Asian Human Rights Commission - Protect and promote human rights by monitoring, investigation, advocacy, and taking solidarity actions. A very active Urgent Appeal programme
South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre (SAHRDC)a network investigate, document and disseminate information about human rights treaties and conventions, human rights education, refugees, media freedom, prison reforms, political imprisonment, torture, summary executions, disappearances and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment
Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions - The Forum is comprised of independent national human rights institutions that have been established in compliance with the fundamental criteria set out in the United Nations (UN) General Assembly endorsed 'Principles relating to the Status of National Institutions (more commonly known as the Paris Principles).
Migrant Forum in Asia - a regional network of non-government organizations (NGOs), associations and trade unions of migrant workers, and individual advocates in Asia who are committed to protect and promote the rights and welfare of migrant workers
Asian Migrant Centre
Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants

International
United Nations Human Rights Website
Amnesty International
Human Rights Watch
International Commission of Jurist (ICJ)
Human Rights First - formerly known as Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, a human rights advocacy organization based in New York City and Washington, DC since 1978
International Organisation For Migration (OIM)
WRM - World Rainforest Movement
MRG - Minority Rights Group International

Political Party Websites
Parti Rakyat Malaysia (Malaysian People's Party)
PAS (Islamic Party)
DAP MalaysiaDemocratic Action Party
Parti Keadilan RakyatParti Keadilan Rakyat(English)

Malaysian Media Links
Malaysiakini.com - an independent internet newspaper
Agenda Daily- an independent internet newspaper
Detik Daily- an independent internet newspaper

The STAR Online- English Malaysian newspaper
New Straits Times - an English Malaysian newspaper
The Malay Mail - an English Malaysian newspaper
The SUN - an English Malaysian newspaper

Utusan Malaysia a Malay language newspaper
Berita Harian a Malay language newspaper
Harian Metro a Malay language newspaper

Other Sites of Interest - Malaysia

World History Archives: Southeast Asia, Malaysia
Mayday For Justice - on the Judicial Crisis of 1988