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RPK at Anti-ISA Freedom Run
Some photos of the Anti-ISA Freedom Run by DAP, courtesy of a reader. Note the T-shirts that read “Bebaskan Makkal Sakthi 5″. Share this article in:

KES ALTANTUYA: INSTITUSI KEADILAN DISABITKAN BERSALAH
Oleh : Mohamed Hanipa Maidin [http://www.harakahdaily.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=017893&Itemid=60]Ramai dari kalangan rakyat mungkin agak bingung bagaimanakah Razak Baginda boleh dibebaskan tanpa perlu dipanggil membela diri di atas pertuduhan bersubahat membunuh Altantuya pada jam antara 9.54 pagi, 18 Oktober 2006 dan 9.45 pagi, 19 Oktober 2006.Bagi mereka yang mengharapkan kebenaran sebenar (the real truth) daripada episod pembunuhan ngeri ini, saya ingin men

A Malaysian Reminds President-Elect Obama About His Freedom of Conscience
 An appeal to our Muslim apostate US President-elect from Islamic Malaysia, the land of “Bumiputra,” (and other classical forms of dhimmitude), which is undergoing a resurgence of orthodox Sharia mandates : For practicing freedom of religion and conscience, and following the religion of his choice, he [President-elect Obama] would have been charged with apostasy, and don’t forget, some of our Malaysian politicians have advocated death for apostasy, just to prove their religious standing i

SOCIAL CONTRACT: Going to roots of the bargain
PUBLIC debate on the “social contract”, ketuanan Melayu and Article 153 of the Federal Constitution has been heating up, and there are also calls for the “social contract” to be taught to young Malaysians. How do we do this when most Malaysians, including politicians, don’t know how far back the inter-ethnic bargain went? Or what the final “bargain” was? Or whether the contract is carved in stone?History shows the “terms” of the “social contract” have changed through political means and by the j

Anti ISA Freedom Run Flags Off
DAP organised Run for Freedom kicked off at Pandamaran stadium, Klang today. Anil Netto has the tentative schedule of the run. Meanwhile, the only report so far is from Malaysiakini. Reproduced below with photos: DAP’s anti-ISA marathon began its 350km journey to the Kamunting Detention Camp in Pandamaran, Selangor, this morning with several party personalities kicking the event off. MCPX Party [...]

Running for freedom
The DAP kicked off its anti-ISA marathon this morning to raise public awareness about unjust laws such as the ISA that ought to be repealed. This appears to be a creative endeavour on the part of the organiser in raising consciousness, apart from the candlelight vigils that had been held the last few months.Incidentally, there was one candlelight vigil tonight in George Town, Penang. Blogger Anil Nettoreportedthat singer-guitarist Paula Khoo was apparently detained by police at the end of

Penang candlelight vigil - One detained?
I didn’t go to the candlelight vigil tonight because I forgot all about it. I thought it is tomorrow night as I mixed up the date.Unfortunately, I heard one person was detained :Singer-guitarist Paula was detained by police as the Abolish ISA vigil in Penang drew to a close after 8.30 pm.She is believed to have been taken to the Patani Road police station to have her statement recorded.Anyone has feedback? I hope it is nothing serious like the one in KL?Related posts:Read Malaysiakin

Larian anti-ISA anjuran DAP bermula…
Larian anti-ISA sejauh 350km ke Kem Tahanan Kamunting, anjuran DAP, bermula di Pandamaran, Selangor pagi tadi.Naib Presiden DAP dan bekas tahanan ISA, Tan Kok Wai melepaskan larian tersebut di kampung baru Pandaran pada jam 8.15 pagi, selepas memberi ucapan ringkas.Menurutnya, larian itu diadakan bagi menyuarakan kekecewaan rakyat terhadap penggunaan berterusan undang-undang ISA.“Kita mendesak kerajaan supaya membebaskan segera dan tanpa syarat kesemua tahanan ISA,” katanya di hadapan kir

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15Nov08 Freedom–NO to ISA– Run kicks off (November 15, 2008)By dinobeanoCategories: Democracywww.malaysiakini.com 350km ‘Freedom Run’ kicks off Andrew Ong | November 15, 2008DAP’s anti-ISA marathon began its 350km journey to the Kamunting Detention Camp in Pandamaran, Selangor, this morning with several party personalities kicking the event off. MCPX Party vice-chairperson and former Internal Security Act detainee Tan Kok Wai flagged off the low-key event at the Pan

Malaysiakini: Law and Order
Shall we look at Law and Order in a different time zone, and zoom in and out at will to compare with what we are in, a world where lawyers rule the world, in the way they know best.FROM MALAYSIAKININo appeal against Abdul Razak's acquittalHafiz Yatim |Nov 14, 08 5:05pmbreaking news The prosecution confirms that it will not file an appeal against the political analyst’s acquittal in the Altantuya Shaariibuu murder case.Sodomy trial faces further delayHafiz