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How much trouble is the government’s leadership actually in, given the continuing protests and arrests?
With Malaysia in the midst of a crackdown on political dissent with the first use of the draconian Internal Security Act in at least half a decade and Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S., PSM (Malaysia)
Today is International Human Rights Day but the Prime Minister of Malaysia has commissioned yet another crackdown on public assemblies, against political activist, against activist lawyers and against organisers of peaceful assemblies. A proposed handing over of memorandum to the Parliament (…)
, by BOWRING Philip
Growing reaction to presumed Malay supremacy over other races earns disquiet from India and other countries .
Malaysia’s racial policies look as though they could become an international issue rather than a purely domestic one. The protest organized by the Hindu Rights Action Force (HINDRAF) (…)
, by SHAH YAKOB Imran Imtiaz, ZAPPEI Julia
Beset by two major protest demonstrations over the last month, and facing the possibility of more in December, Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is warning that he would use Malaysia’s Internal Security Act against protesters if they threaten national security or disrupt racial harmony. (…)
, by Kumar Dr.
Thousands of Malaysian Indians from all over the country are responding to Hindraf’s campaign. SMS messages are being amplified and sent out by the hundreds, petition forms are being signed, funds have been collected, and there is a massive mobilization to present a memorandum to the British (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
PSM PRESS STATEMENT
14 NOVEMBER 2007
STOP BEING SOUR GRAPES AND STOP BULLYING SCHOOL CHILDREN ! We refer to the Statement by Deputy Education Minister, Datuk Noh Omar that children detained on Saturday’s BERSIH rally will be send for rehabilitation and the parents investigated under the (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
There was a big crowd in level 7 of the Shah Alam High Court where the Kampung Berembang case Judgment was to be read compared to level 4 where the Altantuya case was going on. It seems the crowd was not interested anymore in the Altantuya case as it is full of comedy but unfortunately, the (…)
OUR CORRESPONDENT
Malaysia used its harsh Internal Security Act, which allows for detention without trial, against five leaders of Malaysia’s Hindu Rights Action Force, or Hindraf, which organized a raucous demonstration in Kuala Lumpur on November 25. It was the first time the law is believed (…)
, by FIDH
International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)
Paris, 12th November 2007 - The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) expresses its deep concern regarding the repression of a peaceful rally that took place in Kuala Lumpur on November 10th, 2007.
The rally was organised by BERISH, (…)
, by NG Eileen
Malaysian police detained 245 people after firing tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of people demanding electoral reforms in the biggest political street protest in nearly a decade.
The detainees were released after providing statements but could later be charged and face up to a (…)
Worries over the legal system and electoral irregularities led to a rare call for street protest in Malaysia this weekend. Will the police allow it?
In defiance of an official ban, thousands of Malaysians are expected to march in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow over a wide variety of grievances, (…)
, by SIVARAMAN B.
MOUNTING POLICE REPORTS AGAINT FONG CHAN ONN 111 report lodged today at Dang Wangi Police Station Kuala Lumpur, 11th October, 2007 This morning, JERIT’s Factory and Unions Coalition lodged its One Hundred and One police report against the Human Resource Minister, Dato Fong Chan Onn whom has (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter Eight: “Siti Meriyam Binti Idris (Siti Meriyam daughter of Idris) alias ATOM (Born in 1927, Malaysia)”, of Agnes Khoo’s book “Life As the River Flows” – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence (Published by Merlin Press, United (…)
, by KHOO Agnes, WONG James
Presentation of Agnes Khoo’s “Life As the River Flows" – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence (Published by Merlin Press, United Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part II: “Life As the River Flows – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence” — II: An (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
An Introduction to Agnes Khoo, “Life As the River Flows" – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence (Published by Merlin Press, United Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part I: “Life as the River Flows – Women in the Malayan anti-colonial struggle” — I: About the book
Part III (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter 1: “Cui Hong (Born in 1949, Thailand)” of Agnes Khoo’s book “Life As the River Flows” – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence (Published by Merlin Press, United Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part I : “Life as the River Flows – Women (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter 2: Chu Ling, of Agnes Khoo’s book “Life As the River Flows” – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence (Published by Merlin Press, United Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part I : “Life as the River Flows – Women in the Malayan (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter 3: Lin Mei, of Agnes Khoo’s book “Life As the River Flows” – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence (Published by Merlin Press, United Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part I : “Life as the River Flows – Women in the Malayan (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter Four: “LIN DONG (Born in 1944 in the tropical rainforest of the State of Selangor, Malaya)”, of Agnes Khoo’s book “Life As the River Flows” – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence (Published by Merlin Press, United Kingdom, 2007). (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter Five: “Suria (Born in 1951, Thailand)”, of Agnes Khoo’s book “Life As the River Flows” – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence (Published by Merlin Press, United Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part I : “Life as the River Flows – Women (…)
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