Posted on 12 March 2012 Work in Progress by Hwa Yue-Yi.
IF only voting were easy. For one thing, I’m still waiting for the Election Commission (EC) secretariat to tell me why my absent voter application was rejected. If the EC eventually approves my application — or if the elections coincide with my summer research at home — and if intra-party seat allocations don’t change, I’ll [...]
Tags: Abdul Hadi Awang, Alliance Party, Barisan Nasional, Buku Jingga, Election Commission, Hwa Yue-Yi, Karpal Singh, Muhyiddin Yassin, Pakatan Rakyat, Work in Progress, absent voter, ethnicity, identity, manifesto, nationhood, race, vote, voters rights
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Posted on 19 December 2011 Work in Progress by Hwa Yue-Yi.
I WOULDN’T normally consider myself an outlaw. Last month, for example, I submitted another deferment request for the six-year-old National Service summons that I have yet to fulfil because of school calendars. I also don’t buy pirated DVDs. But recently I have found myself among the many in a position where democratic citizenship conflicts with [...]
Tags: Bersih 2.0, Ei Kim Hock, Election Commission, Global Day of Action, Hwa Yue-Yi, Kill the Bill, MyOverseasVote, Ng Chak Goon, Peaceful Assembly Bill, Work in Progress, civil disobedience, gerrymandering, police permit, postal voters, protest, public demonstration, rukunegara, vote, voters rights
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Posted on 17 September 2009 By Ding Jo-Ann.
Corrected on 18 Sept 2009 at 5pm The Saya Anak Bangsa Malaysia core group KUALA LUMPUR, 17 Sept 2009: A group of citizens will be researching anti-terrorism laws in other countries to find ways to repeal the Internal Security Act (ISA) in Malaysia. The Anti-ISA Project, which was launched yesterday on Malaysia Day as part [...]
Tags: ISA, SABM, Saya Anak Bangsa Malaysia, citizens of Malaysia, registered voter, repeal of the ISA, terrorist, threats to national security, voters rights
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