Comments on: Kenyataan Amnesty International - Malaysia: Government failing to respect the right to freedom of assembly

By: Budak Batu

Budak Batu — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 09:24:28 +0000

Sorry but personally I would like to say here is that all those events are mainly politically motivated… I do not see that it will benifits all the people…. As for Bersih Rally.. it is clearly politically motivated by Parti Keadilan and Pas… As for Hindraft.. my coments is do not play with fire.. Do not play with sensitive issue… all of us know who and where we are… all this was aggreed long time ago by our anceestors when we are fighting for our freedom… some of us was given nationality as Malaysia eventhough we are not oborigin… so please be greatfull and respect other people and donot create any problem in this peacefull country…

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By: Malaysian

Malaysian — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 01:30:07 +0000

Why isn’t there anyone commenting on this apart from me? We need to put our heads together to help people when they need us most. Malaysians must think, not stand and watch or wait for an outcome from others. Let me comment on my statement that extremism has nothing to do with a race or religion. When a group of lawyers are not satisfied with the judiciary they rally. When a group of industrial workers group together to air their grievance they picket. When the taxi or bus drivers are not happy with the rates they are paid they don’t render their services. When customers are not happy with services or products on sale they boycott that place. Lastly when a group is marginalised they cry out in pain! When we look at the groups mentioned there is no specific race or religious group involved. So why is the issue of sedition or racial sentiments or religious sentiments given prominence where HINDRAF is concerned? Not that I support Hindraf and its approach or BERSIH and its voice or the LAWYERS and their walk, but I see no sense in putting all these people under ISA when they were only demanding fair and just treatment within a democracy

By: Malaysian

Malaysian — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 07:08:07 +0000

Did I get out of point? My apologies if I lost track. Hope those few in custody get free and that they do not get punished fighting the cause for human justice

By: Malaysian

Malaysian — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 06:35:14 +0000

Why is there extremism in any form? The citizens are unhappy with policies laid out by the govt. of the day favouring a group to the disadvantage of another. This is basic human response. It has nothing to do with religion nor race. If Hindraf took a racist or religious stand it is because their voice was not heard.