KUCHING - Gerakan Pemuda Partai Barisan Nasional (BN) Malaysia menolak kampanye pembebasan tokoh oposisi Malaysia Anwar Ibrahim yang dilakukan oleh Partai Keadilan Rakyat (PKR). Pengadilan Anwar akan digelar pada 9 Januari mendatang.
Ketua Gerakan Pemuda BN Datuk Fadillah Yusof mengatakan, kampanye yang dilakukan PKR mencerminkan sikap para simpatisan Anwar tidak menghormati hukum dan selalu mementingkan kepentingan individu dibanding aspirasi rakyat. Demikian seperti diberitakan Bernama, Senin (2/1/2012).
Fadillah akhirnya memberikan nasihat kepada para warga Sarawak dan warga Malaysia di mana pun mereka berada agar tidak berpartisipasi dalam kampanye tersebut.
Sementara itu Kementerian Sains dan Teknologi Malaysia juga mengatakan, kampanye itu hanya akan menodai citra Malaysia dan memberikan pandangan negatif kepada para investor dan wisatawan yang ada di Malaysia.
Pada 30 Desember lalu, PKR melancarkan kampanye Free Anwar 901. Kampanye itu bertujuan untuk mendukung pembebasan Anwar Ibrahim yang menjadi tersangka kasus sodomi. Pengadilan Malaysia juga akan melanjutkan sidang kasus sodomi Anwar pada 9 Januari mendatang.
Segala bentuk kesaksian para pendakwa Anwar sudah ditampik berkali-kali oleh pihak pengacara. Anwar sendiri menuding Pemerintah Malaysia menggunakan isu sodomi untuk menyingkirkan Anwar dari panggung politik.
Minggu, 08 Januari 2012
Pig Head planting, Malaysians Arrested
Johore Bahru - Malaysian police detained four people suspected of planting nine pig's head at a mosque in the village of Taman Jaya. One of four suspects are teenagers aged 15 years.
Deputy Police Datuk Mohd Mokhtar Mohd Malaysia Shariff said the suspects were arrested to facilitate the process of investigation. Mokhtar also requested that this case does not spread to the public for security.
The suspects reportedly include pig's heads inside a plastic bag and planted in the courtyard outside the Masjid Al-Falah. The first head was discovered by a marbot mosque at 17.00 while the other head was found by a mosque. Similarly, as reported by The Star, Monday (02/01/2012).
When found, the already rotting pig's head and at the same time the police immediately deployed to investigate this case.
Suspect this horrendous case will be indicted by Malaysian law for insulting religion. This event also received criticism from various parties in Malaysia.
"Actions are not responsible for this should be condemned by all citizens of Malaysia. Malaysian Citizens have the right to live in peace and harmony," said Chairman of the Democratic Action Party Malaysia Carpal Singh.
Approximately 100 people also had to hold the action in front of the Masjid Al-Falah to condemn the action of planting the pig's head. (RHS)
Deputy Police Datuk Mohd Mokhtar Mohd Malaysia Shariff said the suspects were arrested to facilitate the process of investigation. Mokhtar also requested that this case does not spread to the public for security.
The suspects reportedly include pig's heads inside a plastic bag and planted in the courtyard outside the Masjid Al-Falah. The first head was discovered by a marbot mosque at 17.00 while the other head was found by a mosque. Similarly, as reported by The Star, Monday (02/01/2012).
When found, the already rotting pig's head and at the same time the police immediately deployed to investigate this case.
Suspect this horrendous case will be indicted by Malaysian law for insulting religion. This event also received criticism from various parties in Malaysia.
"Actions are not responsible for this should be condemned by all citizens of Malaysia. Malaysian Citizens have the right to live in peace and harmony," said Chairman of the Democratic Action Party Malaysia Carpal Singh.
Approximately 100 people also had to hold the action in front of the Masjid Al-Falah to condemn the action of planting the pig's head. (RHS)
Anwar: Coalition Opposition Divided will not!
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said the coalition will not disintegrate even though he was found guilty in the case of sodomy and sentenced to prison.
Anwar was charged in 2008 for allegedly having sex with a kind of aide. Saiful Bukhari Azlan accusation was repeatedly rebuffed by the lawyer Anwar.
The charges were also considered a scenario of the Malaysian Government to remove Anwar from the political stage. When Anwar was convicted, the 64-year-old politician was sentenced to 20 years.
"It does not matter if I was in or outside the prison, one very important thing is people need to overthrow the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO)," Anwar said, as quoted by AFP on Thursday (05/01/2012).
Malaysia opposition coalition led by the People's Justice Party (PKR) won enough seats in the Parliament of Malaysia in 2008. It was a blow to the Barisan Nasional Party that has mastered Malaysia for half a century.
Anwar sodomy trial will also be continued in Kuala Lumpur on 9 January. Until now the Malaysian Police threatened to stop all demonstrations that support the release of Anwar.
Members also have launched a campaign PKR 901 Free Anwar criticized by the National Front and the Government of Malaysia. The Malaysian government rate, the campaign did not respect the law and will damage the image of Malaysia. (
Anwar was charged in 2008 for allegedly having sex with a kind of aide. Saiful Bukhari Azlan accusation was repeatedly rebuffed by the lawyer Anwar.
The charges were also considered a scenario of the Malaysian Government to remove Anwar from the political stage. When Anwar was convicted, the 64-year-old politician was sentenced to 20 years.
"It does not matter if I was in or outside the prison, one very important thing is people need to overthrow the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO)," Anwar said, as quoted by AFP on Thursday (05/01/2012).
Malaysia opposition coalition led by the People's Justice Party (PKR) won enough seats in the Parliament of Malaysia in 2008. It was a blow to the Barisan Nasional Party that has mastered Malaysia for half a century.
Anwar sodomy trial will also be continued in Kuala Lumpur on 9 January. Until now the Malaysian Police threatened to stop all demonstrations that support the release of Anwar.
Members also have launched a campaign PKR 901 Free Anwar criticized by the National Front and the Government of Malaysia. The Malaysian government rate, the campaign did not respect the law and will damage the image of Malaysia. (
Foreign Ministry Anticipation Bleaching Foreigners in Malaysia
JAKARTA - The Malaysian government reportedly intends to conduct data collection foreigners who enter without permission. Related to this, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia has to anticipate.
"In Malaysia currently ongoing data collection process for handling foreign nationals without permission. This process has been going on since some time ago," said Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Michael Tene in the office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Jakarta, Friday (06/01/2012) .
"Foreign Ministry appealed to residents who are taking care of the paperwork at the Embassy in order not through intermediaries. The cost to take care of necessary documents is 18 ringgit," he explained.
Foreign Ministry acknowledged the existence of stacking arrangements document. They react with the addition of employees for a passport.
"Previously this problem has been announced since last October. But the fact that many residents are still lining up to take care of your passport," he explained. (
"In Malaysia currently ongoing data collection process for handling foreign nationals without permission. This process has been going on since some time ago," said Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Michael Tene in the office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Jakarta, Friday (06/01/2012) .
"Foreign Ministry appealed to residents who are taking care of the paperwork at the Embassy in order not through intermediaries. The cost to take care of necessary documents is 18 ringgit," he explained.
Foreign Ministry acknowledged the existence of stacking arrangements document. They react with the addition of employees for a passport.
"Previously this problem has been announced since last October. But the fact that many residents are still lining up to take care of your passport," he explained. (
Let Malaysia Police Support Demo Anwar
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian police suddenly allow supporters of former Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to demonstrate support for him, which will be imposed following his conviction related to Anwar's sodomy case.
The verdict was rumored to be issued by the Court of Malaysia next week. Permits are rarely issued by Malaysia, given the security authorities give permission generally little protest.
The plan is one hundred thousand supporters of Anwar will do a demonstration in front of the High Court of Kuala Lumpur, Monday, January 9 next. If the court decides guilt, then most likely he would be threatened with imprisonment of 20 years.
Kuala Lumpur police chief Mohmad Salleh had admitted meeting with colleagues from Anwar today. "We will monitor the situation (as demo) to ensure that the activity will take place orderly," said Salleh was quoted as saying by AFP on Friday (01/06/2011).
While Vice Chairman of People's Justice Party, Azmin Ali, said the police permit is the first time that happened. Because in the past, the police always refused to permit that they always ask.
"At the meeting, I was given assurance that the police would give permission. It is based on our ability to organize the masses at the time (demo) without any provocation from the parties who are not responsible," said Azmin Ali.
Ali said the approximately 500 members they will be deployed to ensure the protest would take place safely. They certainly look forward to the freedom of Anwar Ibrahim.
Anwar faced with cases of alleged sodomy by a former aide, Saiful Bukhari Azlan. But he continued to plead not guilty. He even accused the Malaysian government on charges of conspiracy, with intent to prevent it returning to politics.
The verdict was rumored to be issued by the Court of Malaysia next week. Permits are rarely issued by Malaysia, given the security authorities give permission generally little protest.
The plan is one hundred thousand supporters of Anwar will do a demonstration in front of the High Court of Kuala Lumpur, Monday, January 9 next. If the court decides guilt, then most likely he would be threatened with imprisonment of 20 years.
Kuala Lumpur police chief Mohmad Salleh had admitted meeting with colleagues from Anwar today. "We will monitor the situation (as demo) to ensure that the activity will take place orderly," said Salleh was quoted as saying by AFP on Friday (01/06/2011).
While Vice Chairman of People's Justice Party, Azmin Ali, said the police permit is the first time that happened. Because in the past, the police always refused to permit that they always ask.
"At the meeting, I was given assurance that the police would give permission. It is based on our ability to organize the masses at the time (demo) without any provocation from the parties who are not responsible," said Azmin Ali.
Ali said the approximately 500 members they will be deployed to ensure the protest would take place safely. They certainly look forward to the freedom of Anwar Ibrahim.
Anwar faced with cases of alleged sodomy by a former aide, Saiful Bukhari Azlan. But he continued to plead not guilty. He even accused the Malaysian government on charges of conspiracy, with intent to prevent it returning to politics.
Malaysians Abroad Participate Prohibited Election
Malaysia urges citizens to fair electionsKUALA LUMPUR - A Malaysian high court banned six of their own citizens for the elections. Six citizens of Malaysia was known at work in the UK.
"According to the court's decision based recommendations Election Commission of Malaysia, six citizens who currently reside abroad can not follow the election and cast their votes," explained a member of Detta Samen Malaysian Human Rights Commission told AFP on Saturday (01/07/2012) .
The decision has angered Malaysians sixth of this. Whereas the previous Prime Minister Najib Razak promised equal rights for its citizens abroad, to vote as their citizens in the country.
PM Najib himself for election promises made this year, following a protest against the results of previous elections in July. The protest took place, after the July election results filled with suspicion of fraud.
Residents who do protest demanding that approximately one million Malaysians abroad can cast their ballots. So far, only government employees, military personnel and students who are abroad who can vote.
But in fact, although the government has promised to give a chance, still Malaysian citizens who go abroad can not participate in elections.
Interesting to see elections that will take place in the neighbor country. Name of former Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is expected to return to the main competitor of the ruling government.
But that depends on the decision of the court over didakwaan to Anwar sodomy to be issued January 9 next. If convicted, Anwar could not follow the course election
Anwar Ibrahim: I'm Ready for Jail!
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said he is ready to face a prison sentence related to the alleged act of sodomy. But Anwar hoped that the sentence meted out to him would not harm the party's coalition ahead in election (election) next national.
Kuala Lumpur High Court may sentence him to 20 years imprisonment if convicted of sodomy against Anwar, a man who is a former aide.
But in the last trial, Anwar is still at its founding with the denied charges. Former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister was accused, Prime Minister Najib Razak has set the course of the trial in an effort to destroy the image and get rid of him. But Anwar's allegation is denied by PM Najib.
"We pray to get the best, that justice will prevail, but we are ready for the worst," said Anwar Ibrahim, as quoted by the Associated Press, Sunday, (01/08/2012).
Previously Saiful Bukhari Azlan recognition and DNA test results on the semen samples used as evidence in court has been burdensome Anwar position. But the evidence was denied by a lawyer Anwar said Saiful testimony often fickle and DNA tests had been manipulated.
Anwar said, he believes the government attempted to impose a coalition party in this case by bringing court proceedings against him to shape public opinion.
"Am I exempt or imprisoned, we must focus on elections and the people should decide. Make sure you come and be fully prepared to change the government in the next election," he added.
Over the past week Anwar has traveled to various states of Malaysia to meet with his supporters. The supporters of Anwar plans to hold demonstrations supporting him following his conviction to be imposed by a court.
The opposition currently occupies one third of seats in parliament. Anwar hopes this number will continue to rise amid public complaints associated high levels of corruption and governmental discrimination.
Kuala Lumpur High Court may sentence him to 20 years imprisonment if convicted of sodomy against Anwar, a man who is a former aide.
But in the last trial, Anwar is still at its founding with the denied charges. Former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister was accused, Prime Minister Najib Razak has set the course of the trial in an effort to destroy the image and get rid of him. But Anwar's allegation is denied by PM Najib.
"We pray to get the best, that justice will prevail, but we are ready for the worst," said Anwar Ibrahim, as quoted by the Associated Press, Sunday, (01/08/2012).
Previously Saiful Bukhari Azlan recognition and DNA test results on the semen samples used as evidence in court has been burdensome Anwar position. But the evidence was denied by a lawyer Anwar said Saiful testimony often fickle and DNA tests had been manipulated.
Anwar said, he believes the government attempted to impose a coalition party in this case by bringing court proceedings against him to shape public opinion.
"Am I exempt or imprisoned, we must focus on elections and the people should decide. Make sure you come and be fully prepared to change the government in the next election," he added.
Over the past week Anwar has traveled to various states of Malaysia to meet with his supporters. The supporters of Anwar plans to hold demonstrations supporting him following his conviction to be imposed by a court.
The opposition currently occupies one third of seats in parliament. Anwar hopes this number will continue to rise amid public complaints associated high levels of corruption and governmental discrimination.
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