Posted on 31 May 2010 By Wong Chin Huat.
IT would be a mistake to think that Datuk Ibrahim Ali is a true champion of the Malay Malaysian poor. But it would be equally silly to think that the Malay Malaysian poor do not support or sympathise with his call. After all, the Pakatan Rakyat (PR)’s failure to increase support in Malay Malaysian rural [...]
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Posted on 25 May 2010 By Deborah Loh.
“I cannot predict how much longer this (affirmative action) will go on but at the moment, we are trying out… some kind of experiment… by withdrawing some of the protection in education.” “We want to see whether they will be able to withstand the competition or not. Obviously if they prove themselves able to, we [...]
Tags: Deborah Loh, Found in Quotation, Ibrahim Ali, Mahathir, Malay rights, Malaysia, Perkasa, affirmative action, bumiputera, indigenous, politics, positive discrimination, prime minister, quotable, quotes, subsidy
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Posted on 17 December 2009 By Dr Chandra Muzaffar.
HOW ethnic interests are addressed in the nation’s economic and social development will be one of the major determinants of the success or failure of 1Malaysia. It was with the advent of British colonial rule and the mass influx of Chinese and Indian migrant labour that the question of ethnicity in its present form emerged [...]
Tags: 1Malaysia, Dr Chandra Muzaffar, Malaysia, NEP, affirmative action, economy, lower income, positive discrimination
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