Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, par KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter Six : « Guan Shui Lian (Born in 1946, Perak, 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 Kingdom, 2007).
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Part I : « Life as (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter Seven: “Xiu Ning (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 Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part I : “Life as the River Flows – (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter Nine: “Huang Xue Ying (Born in 1934, Perlis, 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 Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part I : “Life as the (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
This is a condensed version of Chapter Ten: “Qiang Lin (Born in 1955, Ipoh, 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 Kingdom, 2007).
See also:
Part I : “Life as the River (…)
, by DEVARAJ (Dr) Michael Jeyakumar
Kuala Lumpur, Today, 40 retrenched worker representative from 6 estates in Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan presented a Memorandum to SUHAKAM (Human Rights Commission) asking that the laws and regulation pertaining to compensation of retrenched estate workers be revamped so as to give (…)
, by NOOR Farish A.
Sectarianism, be it on the grounds of race, culture, language or religion, can only be divisive in the long run. The sad litany of human history shows that religion can and has been used as a dividing factor that has torn many a society apart, and this is true of all religions and belief systems (…)
, by NOOR Farish A.
It has, for reasons best known to some, become rather trendy to talk about the restoration of power to the King these days. Looking around the troubled landscape of Malaysia at the moment one does understand how and why the frustration of many could have led them to the conclusion that some (…)
, by RANI R.
Ipoh, 22 September 2007
More than a thousand, two hundred people packed the Tow Boo Keong Hall in Ipoh making it the most successful annual Fund raising dinner organized by PSM Perak since its first annual dinner started seven years ago. The dinner was a resounding success and was so (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S., Malaysiakini, PSM (Malaysia)
A political party is asking all lawyers to boycott cases in which Chief Justice Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim presides at the Federal Court.
This is following the revelation of a shocking video showing senior lawyer VK Lingam on the phone allegedly with Ahmad Fairuz on fixing the appointment (…)
, by Correspondent(s)
Kajang, 15 & 16 July 2007
The People’s Forum (Forum Rakyat) or People’s Parliament as it is known to JERIT members commenced for two days of intense debate and new resolutions. The Forum this year was participated by less members due to a strict policy adopted by the National Committee to (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S., Baradan, MOREIRA Charles F., NETTO Terence
To see the first article by Terrence Netto and the three initial answers, click here: A debate on the history of the Left in Malaysia and today’s PSM
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An introductory note
S. Arutchelvan
10 septembre 2007
Dear Comrades, We reproduce below Terence Netto (…)
, by DEVARAJ (Dr) Michael Jeyakumar , NETTO Terence, Y Kohila
On Merdeka Day, writer Terence Netto wrote an piece “The left-wing’s vanishing dream” attacking PSM and its future in a Feature article in Malaysiakini. The Central Committee of PSM has decided not to officially respond to this article but several of our members as well as friends have (…)
, by KHOO Agnes
A chronology prepared for the book: Agnes Khoo, “Life As the River Flows – Women’s Oral History on the Malayan struggle for Independence” (Published by Merlin Press, United Kingdom, 2007).
[Ref: [CHEAH, Boon Kheng (2006), CHIN, Peng (2003), S. Rajaratnam (2005)]]
1786 — The British (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
Kuala Lumpur, 29 August 2007
A demand was made that the nation’s history be rewritten and the true story be told. This was welcomed by the audience, a crowd of around a hundred people from various background – student, activist, leftist and general public.
The forum organized by the (…)
, by AZIZ Fauwaz Abdul, DEVI Letchimi, PSM (Malaysia), ZAHIID Syed Jaymal
Putra Jaya, Today at sharp 10.30am, more than 200 workers organized by JARINGAN RAKYAT TERTINDAS, JERIT along with PARTI SOSIALIS MALAYSIA, PSM gathered in front of the Human Resource Minister’s building to protest the recent proposed amendments in the Industrial Relations Act (IRA) and the (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
THE PARTI SOSIALIS MALAYSIA – 9TH. CONGRESS REPORT
1-3 June 2007, Port Dickson
A Brief Report
PSM 9th. Congress took place a few weeks after the IJOK by-election which PSM did not participate, a week after the PKR’s Congress and during the same time with the PAS Congress.
The PSM 9th. (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
To:
Rector of Chulalongkorn University
Dean of the Faculty of Political Science, Chulalongkorn University
STOP VICTIMIZATION AGAINST GILES JI UNGPAKORN
Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) is deeply concerned about Associate Professor Giles Ji Ungpakorn, an anti-military junta academic who (…)
MYS 001 / 0607 / OBS 067
Arbitrary arrest / Release on bail / Illegal search
Malaysia
June 22, 2007
The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, a joint programme of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT), (…)
A Malay woman’s long battle to legally convert to Christianity highlights Malaysia’s religious and ethnic divide.
Twelve years ago, when she was 26 years old, a Kuala Lumpur woman named Azlina Jailani came to a momentous decision. She converted to Christianity and changed her name to Lina (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
Putrajaya, The Federal Court which sat today granted PSM leave to take on their case to the Federal Court. The leave application was allowed under Section 96 B – under the Courts of Judicature Act, 1964 which addresses any provision of the Constitution including the validity of any written law (…)
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