Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by LEE Stan, WONG Choon Mei
PSM women hit, told to drink toilet bowl water, change clothes in front of men
Parti Sosialis Malaysia, picked on by the authorities and accused of ’rekindling’ Communism, has made startling revelations. 14 of its women members detained in a recent crackdown have been “kicked on the legs”, (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
We are publishing below international solidarity messages protesting the arrest of PSM members. More messages will be added later to this page.
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INDONESIA
Joint Solidarity Statement and Action on July 1st on 09:00-12:00 in front of Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta, (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
We have received an urgent appeal for solidarity from the Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) following the arrest and detention of 30 of their members including their Member of Parliament Dr Jeyakumar Devaraj and several other leading members.
They were arrested while conducting a peaceful (…)
, by Correspondent(s)
Urgent appeal for protest letters to be sent to the Malaysian government, please visit http://www.parti-sosialis.org/en/en/articles/1585 for details of where they can be sent.
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June 27, 2011 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal — At (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S., TAN Jing Quee
We never knew the younger Jing Quee. The Jing Quee who was the editor of Fajar – the University Socialist Club Organ, nor the Jing Quee, the trade unionist of SATU (Singapore Association of Trade Union), nor the Jing Quee who was a Barisan Socialist candidate or Jing Quee, the political prisoner (…)
, by TAYLOR Kirsty
Pro-democracy campaigners in Korea are to push for free and fair Malaysian elections this weekend.
A show of solidarity for people in Kuala Lumpur is to be held in Seoul on Saturday, as part of the Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Berish) campaign calling for an end to dirty politics in (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
Moving Ahead With A Clenched Fist
Sg. Siput was red with PSM flags stretching from Dovenby estate right into the hearts of Sungai Siput town. The message was clear – the red fist clenched fist is here to stay as PSM celebrated its 13th. National Congress at its sole Parliamentary constituency (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
See also: Malaysia/Australia: Refugees are not commodities! No outsourcing refugee obligations to Malaysia!.
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The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) denounces the recent agreement made between the governments of Malaysia and Australia, whereby Australia will send (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) would like to express its solidarity with the revolutionary masses in Egypt, as well as in Tunisia and other countries in North Africa and the Middle East, for their courageous struggle against repressive regimes which are mostly backed by US-led imperialist (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S.
At arund 11.30pm, I, Dr. Nasir (PSM Chairperson and Kota Damansara State Assemblyman) and A.Sivarajan (PSM national Teasurer and Shah Alam Councillor) walked towards KL Sentral to take a komuter train. Just before we reached the Monorail station - three policemen in uniform spoted us and ran (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S.
Terence Netto’s article - Time for PSM to admit reality (Malaysiakini 22 September), comes in a time when the United States – the vanguard of world capitalism is facing the highest poverty rate in 50 years. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 43.6 million Americans or 14.3 percent of its (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia), ZAKARIA Hazlan
Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) has been holding its 12th Annual Congress on 4-6 June 2010, at Kuala Lumpur.
1. PSM rejects the New Economic Model that is centered around the interests of capitalists. We demand for a welfare state for Malaysia.
2. PSM demands that the rights and (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
Messages of solidarity from comrades all over the world - from France to the Phillipines and from Sweden to Singapore.
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Fourth International
We salute the active role played by the PSM in Malaysia, its militant engagement toward labor and democratic struggles; for (…)
, by BOYLE Peter
March 24, 2010 — The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) is extraordinary in many ways and on March 18 its member of the national parliament, Dr Jeyakumar, its national chairperson and Selangor state assemblyperson, Dr. Nasir Hashim, and the party’s three municipal councillors became the only (…)
, by DEVARAJ (Dr) Michael Jeyakumar
The two-party system is a step towards the further maturity of the democratic status of a country. But it will not automatically solve the problems facing the nation, says Jeyakumar Devaraj.
Malaysia has only known one ruling coalition in the past 52 years since Independence. But the result of (…)
, by BUTLER Simon
January 22, 2010 — For decades, there was no socialist party of significance in Malaysia. But in 2009, the Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) made some impressive gains. The party more than doubled in size and had members elected to state and national parliament for the first time. PSM activist (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
Statement by Socialist Party of Malaysia central committee.
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January 8, 2010 — The Parti Socialist Malaysia (PSM) is shocked to learn that three churches have been attacked in the last 12 hours in the Klang Valley – the Assumption Church (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
On the final day of the three days Congress, the party adopted the following resolutions:
1. A peaceful, whole composing political action - A one-day Hartal in the state of Perak to demand for the dissolution of the State Assemble of Perak and to conduct state-level elections.
2. PSM demands (…)
, by Malaysiakini
May 31, 2009 — Malaysiakini — The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM, Parti Sosialis Malaysia) became the latest party to urge the government to allow former Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) chief Chin Peng to return home for good. The PSM said the government must honour the peace accord that it (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
1 May 2009, Dataran Seremban, Negri Sembilan
The police warned and stopped us against doing the one procession we planned for this year’s May day so we ended up doing three. Workers came from three fronts to the Dataran Seremban, the venue for this year’s May day celebration. It was the first (…)
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