The Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia (ABIM) urges Malaysians of all races and religions to remain calm following street protests by a group Indian Malaysians led by Hindu Rights Action Force (HINDRAF) on Sunday.
ABIM notes with deep concern that some of the actions and contents of various documents issued by HINDRAF, in substance and wordings [...]
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HINDRAF: ABIM URGES MALAYSIANS TO REMAIN CALM
Published by November 30th, 2007 in Ethnic Relations and Religion. 1 CommentHINDRAF INTERNATIONAL LOBBY
Published by November 30th, 2007 in Ethnic Relations and International Affairs. 8 CommentsHindraf Chairman and Barrister at Law (Lincoln’s Inn) Mr.P.Waythamoorthy had on 28/11/07 left Malaysia in light of the local crackdown and threatened (by the Prime Minister) detention without trial under the draconian Internal Security Act (ISA) and to lobby the international community’s support for the mere 8% ethnic minority Indians in Malaysia who have been [...]
HINDRAF rally updates
Published by November 30th, 2007 in Freedom of Assembly and Law and Justice. 0 CommentsA total of 99 were charged at the Magistrate court on 29 November 2007. There are two main groups of those who were charged:
KEMPEN TANDATANGAN MEMBANTAH PERGANTUNGAN PELAJAR UPM
Published by November 30th, 2007 in Appeal. 1 CommentSeperti yang anda semua sedia maklum, seorang pelajar di UPM saudara Lee telah digantung satu semestar kerana tidak membenarkan pihak keselamatan memeriksa begnya. Ini satu hukuman yang sangat berat untuk tidak membenarkan periksa begnya.
Maka satu kempen tandatangan telah dilancarkan untuk dilampirkan bersama rayuan saudara Lee ke pihak universiti.
Dengan pengumuman ini dilampirkan petition untuk kempen tandatangan [...]
Amnesty International Film Screening this Sunday – “Water” and “Malaikat di Jendela” Central Market, Kuala Lumpur
Published by November 30th, 2007 in Event. 0 CommentsAmnesty International Film Screening
“Demanding Implementation, Challenging Obstacles: End Violence against Women”
2nd of December, 2007
2.00pm to 7.30pm, at The Annexe Central Market, Kuala Lumpur
25th November is International Day Against Violence Against Women which commemorates the anniversary of the murder
of the Mirabal sisters who were brutally murdered by the Trujillo dictatorship in the Dominican Republic in 1960. [...]
Amnesty International Film Screening this Sunday – “Water” and “Malaikat di Jendela” Central Market, Kuala Lumpur
Published by November 30th, 2007 in Event. 0 CommentsAmnesty International Film Screening
“Demanding Implementation, Challenging Obstacles: End Violence against Women”
2nd of December, 2007
2.00pm to 7.30pm, at The Annexe Central Market, Kuala Lumpur
25th November is International Day Against Violence Against Women which commemorates the anniversary of the murder
of the Mirabal sisters who were brutally murdered by the Trujillo dictatorship in the Dominican Republic in 1960. [...]
Withdraw the decision of one-semester suspension on student
Published by November 30th, 2007 in Appeal, Education and Law and Justice. 0 Comments Pusat Janadaya(Empower) urges the authorities of UPM to withdraw its
decision made on November 22, to suspend a second year student, Lee Song
Yong for one-semester. The student was charged with alledged non-cooperation
with the UPM security guard.
On Aug 22, Lee was stopped by security guards at the university’s exit and
was searched. Lee refused to allow his [...]
PM’s ISA Threat: Protect UMNO Security Rather Than National Security
Published by November 29th, 2007 in Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Information and Law and Justice. 0 CommentsThe threat of the use of the Internal Security Act against street protestors by the Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is uncalled for and shameful. The draconian law that allows for indefinite detention without trial and perpetuates the practice of torture is in direct contravention to human rights and should have been abolished long ago. The [...]
PM’s ISA Threat: Protect UMNO Security Rather Than National Security
Published by November 29th, 2007 in Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Information and Law and Justice. 0 CommentsThe threat of the use of the Internal Security Act against street protestors by the Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is uncalled for and shameful. The draconian law that allows for indefinite detention without trial and perpetuates the practice of torture is in direct contravention to human rights and should have been abolished long ago. The [...]
HINDRAF rally: All released but 99 charged in court today – 28 November 2007
Published by November 28th, 2007 in Civil Liberties, Detention without Trial and Law Enforcement. 0 Comments1. Persons arrested
Based on our ground information and monitoring, all 136 who were remanded by the police have been released on police bail last night (27 November 2007).
However, most of the 136 was charged at the Magistrate court today. There are two main groups of those who were charged:
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