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Vietnam run riot, as Malaysia edge ahead - AFC
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Malaysia Stuton Riot.MOV
Malaysia Stuton Riot.MOVBN was sending the police to stop the legal speech held by the opposition at Stuton last night, this actions has almost trigger riotous dispute ... |
Riot at United Nations Malaysia
Riot at United Nations MalaysiaA riot near the United Nations. View from Proximity Malaysia |
Judgement Day Top 16 - Floor Fresh (Malaysia) vs Riot Breakerz (Malaysia ...
Judgement Day Top 16 - Floor Fresh (Malaysia) vs Riot Breakerz (Malaysia ...Floor Fresh managed to get into top 16 and battled with Riot Breakerz. |
BERSIH 2.0 Malaysian Riot Police
BERSIH 2.0 Malaysian Riot PoliceFRU shooting tear gas canisters against the public, creating chaos amidst a peaceful rally. |
Behold! The wrath of Malaysian riot police
Behold! The wrath of Malaysian riot policeCourtesy of MalaysiaKini |
Bright Eyes - No One Would Riot For Less (BMW E30)
Bright Eyes - No One Would Riot For Less (BMW E30)In Iran, the apparent issue had a name: Shah. The actual issue has a name: Sharia. In Malaysia, the apparent issue has a name: Corruption. The ... |
DEMO Malaysia protest RIOT
DEMO Malaysia protest RIOTMalaysia protest with water cannons and gas and all that good stuff |
Bahrain , the shia riot attacking everything
Bahrain , the shia riot attacking everythingthe shia riot attacking everything in Bahrain attacking the general hospital attacking the university |
Arabic World in Riot
Arabic World in RiotIt's on the newspapers' covers the Arabic countries revolution against the dictatorships. The success of Tunisian and Egyptian people is ... |
Bahrain , the shia riot killing
Bahrain , the shia riot killingBahrain |
This is my May 69
This is my May 69'tidak apa', easy-going, ineffectual character for a rude and aggressive one. On May 13, 1969, the Malays fell onto Mahathir's laps ... |
Riot againts capitalism and the monarchy in Luxembourg!
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B.Boy !! RIOT ! :)
B.Boy !! RIOT ! :)haha i'm newbie..no2... long time did't play so .. i'm elder :) |
Police officer set on fire during Athens riot!
Police officer set on fire during Athens riot!★☭ KGB OFFICIAL REPORTS (INTERNATIONAL&IMPARTIAL) PARTISAN WORLD NEWS ★☭ Immigrant rights have been a highly charged issue for thirty years ... |
PSN Update 4 Malaysia is tripping
PSN Update 4 Malaysia is trippingJust about the boycott in Malaysia. Hope it doesn't go too far... |
Hindraf - "we not come for fight,we want peaceful"
Hindraf - "we not come for fight,we want peaceful"Camera : Kamal Ishak Editing : Ng Kok Foong ... hindraf rally hindu indian KLCC Malaysia riot protest fighting peaceful police FRU ... |
"4th Stop -Jerejak Island, The Alcatraz of Malaysia" Venoths photos around ...
"4th Stop -Jerejak Island, The Alcatraz of Malaysia" Venoths photos around ...Preview of Venoth's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the ... |
Malaysian Rings The NASDAQ Stock Market Opening Bell
Malaysian Rings The NASDAQ Stock Market Opening BellThe Malaysian Ambassador to the United Nations will visit the NASDAQ MarketSite in New York City's Times Square. In honor of the occasion, Amb ... |
ANGLESPIT 2.0 UK/EU TOUR 2011 - Riot Near You
ANGLESPIT 2.0 UK/EU TOUR 2011 - Riot Near YouAngelspit 2.0 European Tour Summer 2011!! More dates TBA angelspit.net |
SEAL2004S Anti Riot Suit
SEAL2004S Anti Riot SuitAnti Riot Suit SEAL 2004 designed and QC checked in Malaysia. Pakaian Anti Rusuhan SEAL2004 adalah rekaan tempatan. |
VANCOUVER HOCKEY RIOT KISSING COUPLE ON VIDEO BEFORE PHOTO
VANCOUVER HOCKEY RIOT KISSING COUPLE ON VIDEO BEFORE PHOTOThis amazing footage is of the Vancouver couple who have been catapulted to world fame by happenstance when Getty Images photographer Rich Lam ... |
Royal Malaysian Police Anti Riot Squad FRU and Assets
Royal Malaysian Police Anti Riot Squad FRU and AssetsSledgeShades Films |
Greeks riot for justice after state police murdered a little girl in Athens
Greeks riot for justice after state police murdered a little girl in Athens★☭ KGB OFFICIAL REPORTS (INTERNATIONAL&IMPARTIAL) PARTISAN WORLD NEWS ★☭ Greek motorcycle cop runs over and kills 6-year-old girl! A ... |
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DEMO Malaysia protest RIOT
DEMO Malaysia protest RIOTDuration: 80000 seconds |
Malaysian police disperse protesters on march against detention law
Malaysian police disperse protesters on march against detention lawDuration: 76000 seconds |
Behold! The wrath of Malaysian riot police
Behold! The wrath of Malaysian riot policeDuration: 283000 seconds |
Royal Malaysian Police Anti Riot Squad FRU and Assets
Royal Malaysian Police Anti Riot Squad FRU and AssetsDuration: 212000 seconds |
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The Official - JB Riot
The Official - JB RiotDuration: 155000 seconds |
Kelantan Riot
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Malaysian MJ Pepsi Search part 1
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The Maria Hertogh riots
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Malaysian Heroes
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Royal Malaysian Police FRU Anti Riot Police Water Cannon Dual Mount
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Terengganu Incident: Police Provoked Riot
Terengganu Incident: Police Provoked RiotDuration: 222000 seconds |
REFORMASI 98 Parti Keadilan Rakyat - Malaysia News
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Batu Buruk riot: Suhakam inquiry possible
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Riots in Terengganu
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Sucking tear gas and laced-water
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Riots are common
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Churches Attacked In Riots Over Non-Muslim Use Of The Word "Allah"
Churches Attacked In Riots Over Non-Muslim Use Of The Word "Allah"Duration: 135000 seconds |
Smoked out at Sogo - Malaysia News
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This is my May 69
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Malcolm Brandberg Live in Langkawi (Malaysia)
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Malaysia government against protest for fair elections
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Malaysia riot : Photo Gallery
Indian protest rocks Malaysia ahead of polls - The China Post
Indian protest rocks Malaysia ahead of polls - The China Post
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Anti-ISA riots hits Malaysia as 15k people pour out on roads ...
Anti-ISA riots hits Malaysia as 15k people pour out on roads ...
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Malaysian police fire tear gas at language protest | The Jakarta Post
Malaysian police fire tear gas at language protest | The Jakarta Post
by Malaysian riot police |
Tear gas scatters Malaysian 'flower power' protest - ABC News ...
Tear gas scatters Malaysian 'flower power' protest - ABC News ...
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Day in Photos
Day in Photos
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Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 1667 - Westport News
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 1667 - Westport NewsMalaysian riot police officers |
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - seattlepi.
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - seattlepi.Malaysian riot police officers |
The Hindu : News / International : Over 500 held in Malaysian anti ...
The Hindu : News / International : Over 500 held in Malaysian anti ...
Malaysian riot police officers march on a street during a rally in Kuala |
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 644 - USATODAY.
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 644 - USATODAY.
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This Weekend's Pix - August 1st & 2nd, 2009 - Page 2
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Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - Times Union
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - Times UnionMalaysian riot police officers |
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - GreenwichTime
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - GreenwichTimeMalaysian riot police officers |
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Malaysian police break up rally
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Malaysian police break up rally
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Malaysia: More Rhetoric Than Reality on Human Rights | Human ...
Malaysia: More Rhetoric Than Reality on Human Rights | Human ...
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Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - phillyBurbs.com ...
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - phillyBurbs.com ...
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Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - Timesonline.com ...
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924 - Timesonline.com ...
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Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur: Christmas Eve riot squad
Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur: Christmas Eve riot squad
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... the water fired by malaysian riot police during a protest in kuala
... the water fired by malaysian riot police during a protest in kuala
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... malaysian flags while being sprayed with water by malaysian riot
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Malaysian riot police fire tear gas during a rally in Kuala Lumpur ...
Malaysian riot police fire tear gas during a rally in Kuala Lumpur ...
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5,000 migrants riot at Malaysian factory | libcom.org
5,000 migrants riot at Malaysian factory | libcom.org
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Malaysian riot police fire water cannon at protesters during a a ...
Malaysian riot police fire water cannon at protesters during a a ...Malaysia riot |
In Malaysia, Racial Integration Remains Fragile 40 Years after Riot ...
In Malaysia, Racial Integration Remains Fragile 40 Years after Riot ...
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protester throws back a tear gas canister at Malaysian riot police ...
protester throws back a tear gas canister at Malaysian riot police ...Malaysia riot |
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Ainuddin Aminuddin an ICFJ Trainee captures angered citizens of Malaysia outside MB s residence As motorists honk as they pass by in support many angry citizens continue to gather with |
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Cooler temperatures and higher humidity are helping crews fight a wildfire moving toward a small village in eastern Alaska but the weather is expected to warm again Mike Mcmillan AP Aug 1 Protesters run as Police fire tear gas during an Anti Internal Security Act ISA demonstration in downtown Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Riot police fired tear gas in a clash with at |
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Chinese guy protecting gold stores with his riot gun Kuala Lumpur |
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Thousands of supporter of Parti Islam SeMalaysia PAS gather outside the nominations centre for Bukit Gantang Parliamentary seat by election in Taiping March 29 2009 Malaysian riot police stand guard outside the nominations centre for Bukit Gantang parliamentary by election in Taiping March 29 2009 |
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Mass arrests as Malaysia police and protesters clash
Mass arrests as Malaysia police and protesters clash
By the CNN Wire Staff Malaysian police handcuff protesters at a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9. (CNN) -- More than 1600 demonstrators have been arrested in Malaysia, police say, after clashing with riot police ... |
More than 400 arrested in Malaysian protest
More than 400 arrested in Malaysian protest
AP From: AP Malaysian activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) march through to Independence Square during a rally calling for electoral reforms in Kuala Lumpur today. Picture: AP Source: AP Malaysian riot police officers fire ... |
Riot Crackdown in KL; Phuket 'Help Tourism' Call; Tuk-Tuks Under Pressure ...
Riot Crackdown in KL; Phuket 'Help Tourism' Call; Tuk-Tuks Under Pressure ...
... Police in Malaysia have fired tear gas and arrested more than 600 protesters in the biggest opposition-backed rally in years. More than 20000 demonstrators massed across Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, demanding electoral reforms. Riot police armed with ... |
Arrests, tear gas ahead of Malaysia democracy demo
Arrests, tear gas ahead of Malaysia democracy demo
Malaysian police arrested 500 people and used tear gas and water cannon in the capital Saturday as part of a massive security operation to thwart an opposition-backed rally for electoral reforms. About 8000 protesters defied baton-carrying riot ... |
Lockdown as Malaysia targets poll reformers
Lockdown as Malaysia targets poll reformers
Hundreds of policemen, many with batons and anti-riot gear and backed by water cannon, were deployed in strategic locations. The protest is spearheaded by Bersih, a broad coalition of groups, including non-government organisations and opposition ... |
Malaysian police fire teargas on protesters
Malaysian police fire teargas on protesters
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian riot police on Saturday fired teargas at protesters demanding electoral reforms and said they had arrested more than 440 people. An AFP reporter said riot police fired teargas rounds at around 2000 protesters gathered near ... |
Harsh crackdown leaves deep scars
Harsh crackdown leaves deep scars
But it did not have to wait for those red anti-riot squad trucks to disperse them to give themselves a pat on the back. This is because their victory came much earlier – thanks to Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak and his Barisan Nasional (BN) government, ... |
Shinawatra's likely return good for Thaksin Inc but not for Thailand
Shinawatra's likely return good for Thaksin Inc but not for Thailand
All dressed up in riot gear and nowhere to go. Such was the plight of two dozen Thai police officers stewing in boredom last weekend near one of Bangkok's busier nightlife districts. Thai elections tend to be anarchic affairs for the keepers of order, ... |
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 540
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 540
Photo: Vincent Thian / AP Malaysian riot police officers march on a street under heavy rain during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as those demonstrators massed ... |
Malaysian activists held over 'plot' claims
Malaysian activists held over 'plot' claims
Malaysian riot police fire tear gas during a protest in Kuala Lumpur on February 16, 2008. Police have arrested about 70 people raising support for a pro-reform rally on July 9. [Reuters] Malaysian police have arrested about 70 people who had been ... |
A royal call for calm in Malaysia
A royal call for calm in Malaysia
They also turned up in numbers to thwart a nationwide Bersih roadshow to promote the event, which aims to attract hundreds of thousands of demonstrators. met with police road-blocks, tear gas and chemically-laced water sprayed from riot police trucks. ... |
Richard comes under fire for running 'Riot'
Richard comes under fire for running 'Riot'
Voon said as a representative of the Malaysian women in Parliament, Shahrizat should uphold and respect the rights of women, knowing full well that women make up 50% of the voters in the country. “They have the right to make their voice heard on any ... |
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Island's police to wear guns
Island's police to wear guns
Sixty-eight police are now stationed on the island, where the number of asylum seekers in detention has fallen from the pre-riot peak of 2800 late last year to 1098, including 341 who have arrived since the ''people swap'' plan with Malaysia was ... |
The ASEAN Opportunity
The ASEAN Opportunity
Two major language groups - one tonal, one not - a riot of writing systems, and myriad regional languages would make for an impenetrable mutual unintelligibility were it not for the widespread use of English. But English provides only a surface access ... |
Why Does Australia Want to Send Refugees to Malaysia?
Why Does Australia Want to Send Refugees to Malaysia?
On June 9, a riot involving 100 refugees also broke out there after one detainee was isolated in the compound. Morrison interprets the protests as symptoms of a system that's out of control: "With an average of more than three critical incidents being ... |
S'porean foreign talent: HK business did not fail despite employing locals
S'porean foreign talent: HK business did not fail despite employing locals
Lee Family Con You: It shows Singaporeans have no guts to raise against the tyranny of Lee family... sadforsg: if it is in sg, a;ll those in the “riot” will be caught under the ISA act... royx: Let us ask TPL to hold an official inquiry into this case. ... |
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Richard comes under fire for running 'Riot' | Free Malaysia Today
Jun 22, 2011 ... KUCHING: Deputy Foreign Minister Richard Riot received a roasting from the state PKR women's wing for â œstirring unnecessary fear and ...
Malaysia-Singapore-China relations in the workplace?
Malaysia-Singapore-China relations in the workplace?
In the 1960s there were race riots between the Malays and the Chinese Singaporeans who at one time were part of the Federation of Malaysia until they left in 1965. Would it be advisable to hire a Chinese man from Singapore to operate a manufacturing facility in Malaysia in present day. Serious answers only. Thank you
Answer: Let put it this way, if the Chinese man you are hiring is good at PR, then it won't be a problem at all for him to operate anything in Malaysia. The race riots was almost 50 yrs back, where people are more conservative. For the new breed, we are more toward racial harmony and history is something one learn and make sure it doesn't repeats itself.
Just one note, the Malaysian do have problem with the Singaporean attitude while in Malaysia. I agree there are always black sheep in every country, hopefully the one you are hiring is a "white sheep" ya.
Category: Malaysia
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 540
Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as more than 20,000 demonstrators massed across Malaysias main city demanding electoral reforms in the countrys biggest political rally in years.
Special Report: Can Malaysia reform and discriminate? | riotpolice ...
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia | Thu Jul 7, 2011 11:53pm EDT. PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia (Reuters) – Dr. Mahathir Mohamad sits at a vast desk cluttered with work, hands clasped before him and looking at his visitors with a slight smile. ...
Malaysias `Riot Bogey Quells Economic Debate: Andy ...
There is a touristy Malaysia, which beckons visitors to ``come experience the unique ... Rather than shouting ``riot to quell discourse, politicians should encourage a ...
Malaysia to lock down largest city to block opposition-backed rally for electoral reforms
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysian police said they will shut major roads and suspend public transportation into Kuala Lumpurs city centre to thwart opposition-backed activists, who vowed Friday to press ahead with a banned rally for electoral reforms.
If 40% of Malaysia’s revenue comes from oil?
Will hell break lose when we are out of oil? Imagine 40% of the income is missing, will there be riot, people staving and criminal everywhere due to people do not have things to eat?
Answer: No more oil >> lesser funding
less funding >> lesser development
less development >> business collapse
business collapse >> lesser job
lesser job >> high unemployment
unemployment >> no money
no money >> rakyat depress
depression >> politic unstable, suicide, robbery, riot and other crimes
Its true we can diversify our economy, and govt can collect more tax by then, but the economical gain will not be as enormous as the revenue from oil. Not forgetting that nobody are happy to pay tax.
Some may say how come Singapore can survive without any resources? But we forget Msia is a huge country and requires huge funding.
Category: Malaysia
How come racial riots hardly ever happen in Sarawak?
Is there a lesson that other parts of Malaysia can learn from Sarawak?
Answer: It have a lot to do with the Politic.
Category: Malaysia
Hindus Battle Riot Police in Malaysia - Second street clash in two ...
Nov 25, 2007 ... For the second time in two weeks Malaysian police have used water cannons and tear gas to break up protests in Kuala Lumpur, ...
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Malaysian activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) run away from tear gas fired by riot police during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained ...
Articles about Riots Malaysia - Los Angeles Times
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Malaysia Fires Tear Gas At Protest, Arrests 1,667
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 1,667
Hundreds arrested during the protests Malaysia | Daily News ...
Hundreds of protesters were arrested in Malaysia after clashing with riot police on Saturday, they marched to demand electoral reforms. — Hundreds of demonstrators have been arrested in Malaysia after clashing with riot ...
For non-malaysians..............&British........What do you think about Malaysia?
HINDRAF
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HINDRAF activists carrying posters of Mahatma Gandhi and banners during a massive rally in Kuala Lumpur
HINDRAF activists carrying posters of Mahatma Gandhi and banners during a massive rally in Kuala Lumpur
HINDRAF (Hindu Rights Action Force)
Led by Lawyers:
M. Manoharan
P. Uthayakumar
K.Ganghadaran
P.Wathya Moorthy
S. Ganapathi Rao
Active region(s) Flag of Malaysia Malaysia
HINDRAF or Hindu Rights Action Force is a coalition of 30 Hindu Non-Governmental organizations committed to the preservation of Hindu community rights and heritage in secular Malaysia. The group has led agitations against what they see as an "unofficial policy of temple demolition" and concerns about the steady encroachment of sharia-based law.[1][2]
In late 2007, several prominent members of the HINDRAF, all prominent lawyers, were arrested, some on charges of sedition; following an enormous rally organised by HINDRAF in November, the charges were dismissed by the courts.
Arrests in October 2007
On 30th October, four HINDRAF Group leaders and human rights lawyers, namely M.Manoharan, P.Uthayakumar, P. Waytha Moorthy and S.Ganapathi Rao, were arrested and detained for taking part in the Demonstration against the demolishing of a Hindu Shrine in Kuala Lumpur.[3]
Human Rights Forum
A series of peaceful weekend forums were organized throughout Malaysia to increase the awareness of Hindu human rights by HINDRAF. A previous forum held near central Kuala Lumpur had been disrupted, according to HINDRAF with the collusion of the police.[4] Subsequently, HINDRAF appealed directly to the Inspector General of the Malaysian Police in an attempt to ensure that their fora went off peacefully.[5]
Arrests in November
On 23 November, 2007, three HINDRAF leaders, P. Uthayakumar, Waythamoorthy, and V.S. Ganapathi Rao, were arrested and charged under the Sedition Act.[6][7]
Petition and rally
Main article: 2007 HINDRAF rally
A HINDRAF activist carries a poster of Queen Elizabeth II during the march to deliver their petition to the British High Commission.
A HINDRAF activist carries a poster of Queen Elizabeth II during the march to deliver their petition to the British High Commission.
On 30th August 2007, a class action on behalf of Malaysian Indians was filed at The Royal Courts of Justice in London to sue the UK Government for US$4 trillion (US$1 million for every Malaysian Indian) for bringing Indians as indentured laborers into Malaya, "exploiting them for 150 years" and thereafter failing to protect the minority Indians rights in the Federal Constitution when independence was granted.[8] As the group, which represents mainly working-class Indo-Malaysians, could not afford the legal fees required, a petition was circulated with 100,000 signatures to be presented to Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom to appoint a Queens counsel to argue the case[8].
HINDRAF organized a rally on Sunday, 25th November 2007 to submit the petition at the British High Commission. Malaysian police refused to grant a permit for the rally, and set up roadblocks in Klang Valley along roads leading up to the rally to screen motorists entering the city center and identify troublemakers. They also advised the public not to participate in the rally, and arrested three leaders of HINDRAF.
Riot police use teargas and water cannon to break up the march on 25th November, 2007.
Riot police use teargas and water cannon to break up the march on 25th November, 2007.
On the morning of the rally, an estimated twenty thousand people gathered near the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, carrying life-size portraits of Queen Elizabeth and Mahatma Gandhi, to indicate the nonviolent nature of their protest.[8] Five thousand members riot police dispatched to the scene used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds. 136 people were arrested.[8][9]
HINDRAF later claimed to have faxed the petition to the British High Commission staff. However, as of 28 November, the British Envoy had not yet received any petition from the HINDRAF, though they did say they had received some unspecified information by fax.[10]
Threat from the government
Malaysian prime minister, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi warned that the government will invoke the Internal Security Act against the demonstrators if they needed. The prime minister threat further criticised the demonstrators, but promised that he will listen to everyone even if they have unpleasant words to say. [11]
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Answer: ,Malaysia is the worst country .........Get it......
you may see Malaysia is beautiful in out, but inside, Malaysia is a non justice country..........Man!!!!!!
Looking for Malays only....
the indians a educated and there can go anywhere out of Malaysia......Most Of the indians have migrated to London,Usa,Singapore,Dubai,Australia....... do the Chinese................
Malaysia is running on Chinese Economy Population, Without Chinese, Malaysia's Economy will Fall.......
The Indians have a lot to do also.........Most of the Rubber Farm is Indians.......Without Indians, Malaysia Rubber Economy will Fall...........
After all these, the Malays Not even playing their part as a Malaysians, they contributed nothing for Malaysia......
Moreover, the Malays are not originated from Malaysia either.......They are also like chinise & Indians, coming from other country like Jawa, Sumetra, Brunei..........
So if they want the Indians to leave, the Malays should leave too..........
Get it......... malay.........Didnt no where they Came from &
and talking Bad about Indians & Chinese......
HA
Category: Current Events
Malaysia reform rally to go ahead: activists
KUALA LUMPUr, Malaysia (AFP) -- Malaysian activists said they would proceed with a controversial rally calling for electoral reform, despite mass arrests by police and fears of chaos in downtown Kuala Lumpur. Rally organisers Bersih 2.0 had agreed to hold Saturdays event at a stadium after complaints that a planned street protest could turn into a riot, but the deal was thrown into confusion ...
Riots On The Streets Of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia? - National ...
Travelers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia or planning to go there have been urged to stay away from the city capital on july 9th. There have been warnings o
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Malaysian riot police officers march on a street under heavy rain during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as those demonstrators massed ...
I got a job offer in Malaysia and yet to decide. Is malasyia a good place to work & live.?
Lately Im hearing a lot racial riots. Is there lot of respect for knowledge or they treat you like donkeys as I hear from some circles.
Answer: it is good.every thing is a passing phase.
Category: Immigration
Malaysia to lock down largest city to block rally
Malaysian police said they will shut major roads and suspend public transportation into Kuala Lumpurs city center to thwart opposition-backed activists, who vowed Friday to press ahead with a banned rally for electoral reforms.
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924
Malaysian riot police officers are covered by smoke of tear gas during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011.
Malaysia Police Fire Tear Gas On protesters | 24 Hours News Updates
Malaysian riot police fired tear gas on Saturday and a new round of water cannons todisperse thousands of protesters demanding electoral reforms, i...
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Malaysia is not safe to go on tour, my friend said are they right?
The medias said - the majorities are treating the minority people in malaysia very badly. Now a big riot and chaos is going on, so their could be a high possiblity for civil war like CEYLON,FIJI..so my friend suggest not to GO ON TOUR TO MALAYSIA..
Answer: At present its not fair to go to malaysia
Category: Malaysia
BBC NEWS | In Pictures | In pictures: Malaysia protests
Ethnic Indian protesters clash with riot police in Malaysias capital, Kuala Lumpur.
Did malaysian know racial cult doing riot and cause terror to approved religion in malaysia?
Cult name : golden path spiritual in subang jaya,persatuan kerohian pembangunan in melaka,tianfa in penang
Only malaysian answer this question. Thank you
Category: Other - Politics & Government
Malaysia arrests 1,400
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian police fired tear gas and water cannon, making 1,400 arrests on Saturday during clashes with protesters who defied government warnings to rally in the capital for electoral reform.
Malaysia arrests 338 ahead of banned rally
Police detained at least 338 activists trying to assemble at a stadium and sealed off parts of Malaysias largest city Saturday in an attempt to prevent a banned rally seeking electoral reforms.
How did Malaysia deal with the condom riot?
Please give serious answers. This is for a project.
Answer: The police fired diaphragms and birth control pills into the crowd of rioters.
Category: Malaysia
Malaysia cracks down on protesters
Police use tear gas and arrest about 1,400 as thousands rally in Kuala Lumpur to demand electoral reforms.
Pedestrian Infidel: Massive Malaysian Police Riot-- How well a ...
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KOTA KINABALU: The show of force by the police and their move to 'close off' the Foochow Association Hall to the Sabah Bersih 2.0's indoor rally on Saturda...
What exactly is muhibbah and does it really work?
I often hear about muhibbah but I dont know exactly what it is. I think its something like different races living together in perfect harmony, side-by-side, no hard feeling, love...
Please correct me if Im wrong. Does that really work in Malaysia? I dont mean just no racist riots since May 13, but do people of different races actually respect each other with no hard feelings or theyre trying to trick one another?
Britney, try to be more general. Try to explain what is muhibbah to a person who doesnt know anything about it (me)...
Well, in case of mixing with people of other races, that happens everywhere, not only in Malaysia. I always deal with people of different ethnics and I consider it normal, nothing to brag about. I call it life.
Can someone elaborate something on muhibbah - what is it in the first place (definition!!!)
Hmmm...
Im a Muslim but Im not a Melayu and I dont want Malaysian citizenship.
Can I become a part of Malaysian society?
No, my post is just a response to whats going on in this section. I dont have any problems with people being Malay or whatever but I do find the labelling attitude which classifies people according to their ethnic background or citizenship problematic. Well in practice, I hang out with Chinese and they dislike Malays, and I hang out with Malays and they dislike the Chinese, and I hang out with Indians and they dislike both of the above...
Now I think muhibbah is just an application of the silat principle sarangkan musuh dengan senyuman.
How come Malays who live abroad can behave without telling me how great they are, how they deserve special rights and so forth? They seem to lose the Herrnmensch menatlity once they move out and see that it actually doesnt matter where you come from.
Geez, people, who reported all of those answers? Its like half of them is gone!
I want thebears answer back. When will you stop reporting like crazy, people?
Answer: erk..i never heard of declaring to be melayu....just be what you are...you dont have to be melayu,cina,india to be a part of malaysian society...
muhibah means care for one another/friendship according to 'Dewan Bahasa'...it does work in malaysia but not always...life's not perfect....
Category: Malaysia
Should tourists be more careful in the most third worlds ?
I had a bad vacation 2 years ago. Dont get me wrong Im looking forward for the friendly southeastasian people however the police and customs are just like mafia; extorting money from local and tourist people.
I think there wont be another riots in Indonesia or Malaysia? after all its been repeated over and over in their history....is it correct? I won´t risk my life to visit them again. the first one is already enough for me!
thanks dear Janet
but those two countries are surrounded by the full of inhumanitiy treatments.
Answer: Should be more careful to honor local cultures.
When my family and I were overseas, several different times, I was embarrassed to be speaking American. Seemed like the others who were, were loud, and noisy laughers.
The tourist is a visitor in the other people's "home" country, so needs to be respectful.
At the same time, for gosh sake don't assume everyone speaks English, or should speak English. Use some imagination to get yr meaning across.
Category: Other - Society & Culture
If we all worship the same God, why are Malaysian Christians not allowed to call him Allah?
Christians in Malaysia have always called God "Allah". Dec 31, the government passed a law that allowed Catholics to use the word Allah but only in local church papers which must be clearly marked "For Non-Muslims Only" and only sold on church grounds.
Since then, there have been riots and churches have been burned down.
Answer: Sounds like an infringement on the freedom of religion.
Jews, Christians, and Muslims all worship the one true God of Abraham.
"Allah" is just the word "God" in Arabic.
The language does not matter:
• Allah in Arabic
• God in English
• Dieu in French
• Theos in Greek
• Dei in Latin
• Dios in Spanish
Remember God is the title or role and not God's name which is an entirely different discussion.
With love in Christ.
Category: Ramadan
Malaysia Fires Tear Gas At Protest, Arrests 924
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 924
2008 Malaysia General Election with incidence 513???
Rumours say the winning of the Opposition MAY cause another riot to happen, and many people are talking about it. So, what is your opinion, is that even POSSIBLE to happen again?
Answer: incidence of May13th will not happen.
If theres no racial political parties.
DAP , KeAdilan and PAS do NOT support any particular race.
But, do be very afraid of BN.
As BN still advocates racial basis and umno still uses the NEP as a bait and calls for ketuanan melayu.
If the umno really lost the election,a repeat of May13th is greater.As umno will use it as an excuse to "defend" malays.
Malaysia must do away with racial agenda.
We all will be safer and prosperous when all political parties are multi racial and multi religion.
Category: Politics
Wikileaks: Malaysia 2013 ?? unleash riots... moslems, ..must read !
Local anti-illuminati watchers already been told about another blueprint to unleash riots in the Malaysian Capital, and so far I've seen steps already been taken towards this plan assisted by Illuminati Sleepers from ...
A Wedding and a Funeral: The Klang Lama Ethnic Clash
The worst racial riots between Indians and Malays in Malaysia ... Police clampdown on Malaysia violence By South East Asia correspondent Simon Ingram....when people start ...
The election results could project a very polarised Malaysia..?
because the non-Malay communities are dissatisfied... is racial riot going to happen again? =.=
p.s: pls refrain from flaming each other. just provide some general opinion. =)
Answer: First , you must understand that nobody with a sane mind will runs amok and runs wild crazy doing a riot nor have the time to protest on the streets unless provokes. ( only umno people will runs amok with a parang or a keris anyway )
It is only when the government is doing something wrong and the people gets very pissed off with them.
Racial riot happened before and it might be reality soon if the government is still arrogant and adamant and refuses to be fair to all citizens.
But the future riot is and will not be malay fighting chinese and indian type of racial clash.
But its more like the citizens fighting the government.
The future riot as per see is more towards rebellion.
Means people will revolt and fights the government.And or not discounting to assassinate top government people.
Malaysian are not fools,and we are not pea brained to be incited by umno. Its only people from umno and bn who reminded us May13th racial riot.
This means the government is using racial riot as a trump card.But in reality we the normal citizen is NOT interested in racial riot.
We are more towards changing of the government or to rebel.
Election will not portray polarization , but it will reflects that the people had enough and wanted a change.
Election 2008 might be the turning point for Oppositions,this election is the barometer towards future Malaysian election.As well as to retain or kicks out bn.
I had enough of nonsenses coming from bn.
Its time for a major chance.
If Japan , UK , Australia, Germany, USA changes government, why cant we do the same?
As only by changing the government,there will be competition and progress.
Abdullah Bodohwi is aint leading us nowhere but back to the 19 century.
Category: Malaysia
Malaysia drug inmates riot, 43 escape: police
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Peoples Daily Online - 7 injured in Malaysias riot
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Is there any criticism about Malaysian racist policies within Malaysia?
Im a foreigner in Malaysia. The Chinese & Indians tell me that its better not to speak about politics, because you may end up having riots again. The Malay tell me that the policies are fair because they were the first inhabitants (which is not true, on the peninsula it was orang asli and in sarawak it was iban & bidayu). And also that its because the Chinese are rich anyway (which is also not always true). The Iban tell me that its not fair, but they accept it as long as the country remains peaceful.
Criticism comes from abroad, but what about criticism within the country. Are Malaysians afraid to speak out?
Thanks a lot for all the advice!
Azayi1; I am a foreigner, indeed from Holland and I am just using my own name here. I hope that asking questions is not against the law.
The argument about who was first, is used by people to justify it; but indeed - you can say its strange because then you can continue forever. In the end, it comes to equality. I heard that criticism comes from Western countries - behind closed doors. I wonder if Malaysia can continue with this forever, because its rather unusual for a modern country.
Answer: From abroad - you mean Singapore? There isn't enough criticism from abroad (other than Singapore), honestly. Most of the criticism comes from within Malaysia, from Chinese and Indians. I wouldn't count on Ibans in this matter, they are priviliged and they won't say a word against it. It's just that Chinese wish that Ibans were on their side but they aren't. I live in Sarawak and I haven't met a single Iban who said it's unfair.
Malaysians aren't afraid to speak out, and they are speaking out. Of course they can't speak it out in mass media but complaining voices can be heared all over the country.
I'm a foreigner too. But you should understand that Singapore also practises racism, although it is not constitutionalised, but Chinese Malaysians never mention anything about it because it's Chinese racism against Malays.
Honestly, Chinese here are much better off than Chinese in some other Asian countries where Chinese aren't officially deprived. In Indonesia people killed and raped Chinese and burht their houses and businesses and they got away with it. Those who are really deprived and victimised by racism are foreigners, especially blacks and Bangladeshis.
When police mistreats an immigrant worker from China it will be on covers of all newspapers, but they do it to Bangladeshis, Africans and Pakistanis without any objection from any Malaysian. When they mistreat Chinese, DAP, Gerakan and MCA will speak out, but they torture and mistreat Malays far more often yet nobody speaks out for them.
I do think that Bumi thing should be abolished and that who was here first doesn't legitimise Malays to marginalise others. Huh, so the Chinese told you Orang Asli were in peninsula before Malays, huh? Well, I don't know if that is true, but even if it is, Malays were the first established civilisation in the area. Regarding Ibans and Bidayuh, they migrated to Malaysian Borneo from 17th to 18th century, and Malays established Brunei state in Borneo at leat 300 years earlier. Even in USA there were inhabitants before whites came, remember? And there were laws that privileged whites which were only lifted in 1960s. So Malaysia is a few decades behind...
Simply it doesn't matter that much who was here first. All citizens should be given equal rights.
I have experience Malaysian racism on my own skin, and it wasn't only from Malays, from Chinese and Indians also, especially those who believe in "boleh" spirit and buttkiss Malays. They like to make Malaysian vs. non-Malaysian racism. But in general I think Chinese and Indians are less racist than Malays, and most of my closer friends who aren't foreigners, are Chinese and Indians. Not that I'm racially biased against Bumis but simply I can't befriend people who think I'm inferior to them.
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Hehe, Jedi, get your facts right, 1675 is in 17th century, and that was only the first wave. I'm talking about Brunei sultanate, not Parameswara. Parameswara was just a king, but Malays had lived there long before him.
Funny thing is that probably first Chinese traders came to Sarawak before Ibans, but Ibans are considered natives, Chinese aren't.
Hushpuppy, racism towards foreigners in Malaysia is a domestic issue. Yes, Chinese and Indians are discriminated, but foreigners are worse off. But if you complain against racism towards your group, you shouldn't support other forms of racism. You misunderstood me, I'm not telling to shut up, I'm pointing out that constitutionalised racism isn't the only form of racism, and not necessarily the worst.
Basically they consider anyone of Austronesian race to be a native, even those born abroad to non-Malaysian parents, like some Indonesians and Chams from Cambodia. The whole Bumi thing is a joke. Abolish it and give citizenship to those who have been living here for long time. there are chinese immigrants from right after Merdeka who are not citizens although Malaysia marked its 50th anniversary of independence, but I met Indonesians who came here in 10970s and 1980s and they got citizenship AND the bumi status. Lovely, isn't it?
Lastly, Malaysians aren't afraid to speak out but the media are controled by the government, and Freedomhouse didn't really give high marks to Malaysia in terms of press freedom (Singapore is even lower though).
No, other countries don't really care about it, because Malaysia is their partner in some issues and they don't want to interfere that much. If Bumi rights are abolished Malays will take to the streets and starts rioting (because only government incited riots are allowed), it's enough to know that a politician threatened anyone who question Malay supremacy with a keris, and another prominent politician said: "soak your keris in Chinese blood". I don't think these racial politics will be ever changed, but Malaysia will see its isolation by the international comunity one day if they continue being noob in the UN.
Racial harmony in Malaysia doesn't work after all, does it? There was a European envoy sent to Malaysia to see the well-advertised racial harmony in Malaysia in 1990's to use the model on solving the crisis in Bosnia. The delegation went back saying "forget it"...
Jedi, the stone from Terengganu proves that Malays inhabited the peninsula at least by 10th century AD. Parameswara was just one of many Malays. You know what? I do have history book, and it opposes your stance. I don't buy the Indonesian theory because there is no logic in it. There are Malayic people elsewhere in the region, that includes Mokens and Chams, and some native tribes in Taiwan. I believe Malays have been in the region for a few millenia. But still it doesn't give them the right to discriminate others. Brunei kingdom and Pattani kingdom existed long before Parameswara and his Malacca.
I don't know what Arab descent are you talking about. If you mean because there are a few Malays who have an Arab anceastor a few hundred years ago, let me tell you that those kind of mixed breed with Chinese also have the same rights; many Malays are mixed with Chinese, including your PM. But both Arab and Chinese identity have been lost in them.
Category: Malaysia
Heather Gray: The 1969 Riots Against the Chinese in Malaysia
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Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 514
Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as more than 10,000 demonstrators massed across Malaysias largest city demanding electoral reforms in the countrys biggest political rally in years.
Malaysia police arrest 1400 protesters
Malaysian police have fired teargas and water cannon, making 1400 arrests during clashes with protesters who want electoral reform.
Malaysia fires tear gas at protest, arrests 1,667
Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as more than 20,000 demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysias main city demanding electoral reforms in the countrys biggest political rally in years.
Malaysia-time to stop institutionalised racism?
Isnt the National Economic Policy is tearing Malaysians apart?the race issue sticks out like a sore thumb in Malaysia thanks to it. The NEP which potrays the Malays as the lacking-behind race is outdated...in fact its just plain wrong! Lets move on....past the racial riots of 1969 to a new 2008, a new March 8th, 2008...lets call it Malaysias True Independence Day!A day where we will not lei quietly, a day where we wont disappear into the night, a day where we all will stand up whatever race, colour, religion or creed...stand up as a MALAYSIAN and be counted as equals,equals in this... this...our one and only HOME!-MALAYSIA!for all Malaysians! The NEP should help ALL POOR Malaysians regardless of race! Pak Lah...cant you understand that? The interview you gave just a day before your election on Red FM,when you answered that Chineses guys question about scholarships for Chinese in Malaysia....and you said, yes, we do practice meritocracy...but....race-based meritocracy.What????
Answer: agreed
Category: Politics
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whats happening in malaysia racially?
whats been happening in malaysia? ive heard some disturbing stuff like removing crosses from mission schools
and racial riots involving indians. can malaysia last at least another 10 years as a peaceful country before it descends into chaos?
Answer: well it is a muslin run country, so them yanking crosses doesn't really surprise me, the last riot i heard about from that end was when the indians and the chinese won a majority vote. aside from that it's about as peaceful as one could expect when you're not allowed to kiss in public, but that's just in KL
Category: Other - Cultures & Groups
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