SSKM suggested that Sarawak/Sabah should be FREE from being occupied forcefully & being oppressed by The Federation of Malaysia. The rakyat have the responsibility to claim their rights, pride and dignity. View More > Source : SSKM Continue reading Stand for our Nation
KUCHING: Penolakan Rang Undang-Undang (RUU) Perlembagaan (Pindaan) 2019 sememangnya sudah dijangkakan dan ia satu kejayaan penting bagi rakyat Sarawak dan Sabah. President Parti Reformasi Negeri Sarawak (STAR) Lina Soo (gambar) berkata, ini membuktikan kematangan politik rakyat Sarawak dan Sabah sudah mencapai … Continue reading RUU pinda Perlembagaan tak lulus cermin kematangan politik
COMMENT: By defeating the MA63 Constitution Amendment Bill, GPS (Gabungan Parti Sarawak) have succeeded in embarrassing the Pakatan Harapan government but at the expense of Sarawak and Sabah. GPS might have achieved its political interest, but it has again done great … Continue reading GPS Co-Operation With UMNO To Ensure Sarawak Remains A State
Ahli Parlimen DAP menzahirkan rasa kecewa dengan tindakan parti pembangkang yang mengagalkan hasrat rakyat Sabah dan Sarawak untuk melihat negeri itu diangkat pada kedudukan yang sepatutnya. Pada Selasa lalu, Rang Undang-undang (RUU) Perlembagaan Persekutuan (Pindaan) 2019 tidak dapat diluluskan di … Continue reading Rakyat akan hukum pembangkang khianati hasrat Sabah, Sarawak
Forgotten Day in History View More > Source : HKM3130 Continue reading Untold story of Sarawak
Issues of Sabahan Sarawakian’s underprivileged highlighted by Mordi Bimol View More > Source : Jom Channel Continue reading Isu Sabah Sarawak Jangan Masih Dilepas Pandang Selepas PRU14
KOTA KINABALU, April 11 — Lawmakers who abstained from voting on the Federal Constitution amendment Bill can expect to face a backlash as they appear to be hindering the desire of Sabah and Sarawak to be on equal footing as … Continue reading All’s not lost for Sarawak, Sabah MPs who abstained on equal status Bill, say analysts
Berhenti bodohkan generasi anak muda di Sabah dan Sarawak. Kami lebih tahu sejarah kemerdekaan negara kami. Dan kami lebih tahu hak negara kami dirompak oleh kumpulan mafia penyamun kau dalam Malaysia sampai Sabah Sarawak paling miskin dalam Malaysia. Laksanakan segera … Continue reading Kenapa Tun Dr Mahathir Masih Tidak Mahu Laksanakan Hak Sabah & Hak Sarawak Dalam Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 di Parlimen?
A move of epic proportions to restore rights to Sabah and Sarawak in Malaysian Parliament signals how much East-Peninsula Malaysia dynamics have changed in recent years, says James Chin. HOBART: The Pakatan Harapan (PH) government undertook something of historic proportions … Continue reading Commentary: The ghost of Borneo, talk of secession are back to haunt Malaysia
I like the position taken by GPS on why the proposed amendment to Article 1(2) of the Federal Constitution in its present form is not acceptable to Sarawak, and to Sabah, for that matter. Indeed, the wording is far from … Continue reading States aren’t our concern, let’s deal with Malaya
KOTA KINABALU: Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 (MA63) adalah satu-satunya warisan peninggalan bapa-bapa kemerdekaan yang mahukan kesejahteraan Malaysia berterusan. Ketua Menteri, Datuk Seri Panglima Mohd Shafie Haji Apdal berkata, MA63 adalah dokumen rasmi yang memberikan legitimasi kepada kewujudan Sabah dan sekaligus … Continue reading MA63 lambang maruah rakyat Sabah Sarawak
Recently, I had an opportunity to interact with some primary schoolchildren from private elite schools in Kuching. Life for them is no bed of roses. They have tons of homework to do. After school, they attend tuition classes to improve … Continue reading Getting ahead in today’s fast-changing world
COMMENT| For the first time, not just since Pakatan Harapan came into power, but since the loss of the then-government’s two-thirds parliamentary majority in 2008, our Parliament will vote on a constitutional amendment. The amendment tabled is very straightforward, without any … Continue reading Sabah and Sarawak downgraded by their MPs in 1976
The federal government recommits to the spurned 1963 Malaysia Agreement. Partly because it was an election promise, mostly because the Borneo seats sustain Pakatan Harapan’s power despite Umno’s race provocations. The measures will be inevitably piecemeal. Taken as a whole, correctional policies … Continue reading Bring on a national debate on the Malaysia Agreement
LETTER | We, the undersigned civil society groups from Sabah, Sarawak and the States of Malaya welcome the Pakatan Harapan federal government’s proposal to amend Article 2 of the Federal Constitution to restore the rightful status of Sabah and Sarawak as … Continue reading Our proposed amendments for Article 1(2)
Black Power Means: To Define: What Is In The Best Interests Of Black People. To Develop: What Is In The Best Interests Of Black People. To Defend: What Is In The Best Interests Of Black People. 1. TO DEVELOP A … Continue reading New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense 9 Local Objectives
Preamble: The Merdeka Constitution is a secular document, instilled with the principles of democracy, freedom, rule of law, and respect of human rights; and imbued with the ideals of accountability, equality, justice and human dignity. Such principles can be a … Continue reading DAP Visions
The 14th General Elections on Wednesday, 9th May, 2018 provided a second chance to Malaysia to reset nation-building policies and directions. Sixty-one years ago, when the country attained Merdeka in 1957, and 55 years ago when Malaysia was formed in … Continue reading A New Malaysia
The Democratic Action Party or DAP is a political party in Malaysia’s ruling coalition Pakatan Harapan. It has become part of a new government elected into power on 9 May 2018. This is the first time Malaysia had a new … Continue reading DAP Party
APRIL 4 — MA63 should not be seen from the Sabah and Sarawak “angle” alone but from the perspective of the Malaysian federalism. Only when MA63 is seen in its totality will we be able to effectively implement its provisions. … Continue reading MA63, ‘equal partnership’ and the future of the Malaysian federation
I’m so glad that the Federal Court has acquitted the late Karpal Singh of a sedition charge that had been hanging over him for about 10 years. History will now acknowledge the clean record of the lawyer-politician who was born … Continue reading If Karpal Singh were alive, he’d have whacked PH A. Kathirasen
The obsequious protestations of mainly male politicians over Nurul Izzah Anwar’s frank opinion about the prime minister in her Straits Times interview brings to mind my article last year: “Thank goodness for daughters!” (Jan 9, 2018). At that time it … Continue reading Women who speak truth to power
I first noticed the name Kee Thuan Chye in the pages of the National Echo in the 1980s. He wrote about stuff that we categorise under “arts”. I would skim the first few paragraphs to see if it would be … Continue reading The trials and triumphs of GE14, as seen by Kee Thuan Chye
A LOT has been said about Khairy Jamaluddin’s new bearded look. Probably too much – there was an actual back-and-forth on Twitter about whether it was more of a Captain America ‘do or a Walking Dead Rick Grimes style. Love … Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Khairy opens up about Icerd, BN and Najib on R.AGE interview
Kota Kinabalu: “The formation of Malaysia was supposed to be a plan to merge the British Territories, the Federation of Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak, Sabah (North Borneo then) and Brunei, and form a Confederation and at the same time to grant … Continue reading MA63: A Malayan Betrayal of Sabah and Sarawak – Dr. Jeffrey
AS if adjusting to a highly unaccustomed role as a state in opposition to the federal government following the general election last year was not disruptive enough, politics in Sarawak is about to get even more roiled. The proximate cause … Continue reading Sarawak’s ruling coalition faces crossover dilemma
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