Tag: DAP

• Seeking Justice and Equality: Chandra Muzaffar replies

  IT is sad that Jules Ong has not really understood my position on justice and equality in Malaysia. For almost 40 years now, I have argued in my writings and speeches that the nation’s historical background is an essential prerequisite for understanding justice and equality in contemporary Malaysia. If Malaysians of Chinese and Indian origin…

  Malaysia Votes

  March 24, 2008

  My Take, Top Stories

  2008, Barisan Nasional, Chandra Muzaffar, DAP, general election, Malay, Malaysia, NEP, PAS, PKR, topstory1

• An Open Letter to Chandra Muzaffar

  Dear Dr Chandra, I remember the first time I saw you speaking. I was in sixth form and you were speaking in a public forum at the Komtar Dome in Penang. I was in awe of your intellectual courage. You spoke the language of justice and equality in an environment where equality seemed a dirty…

  Malaysia Votes

  March 20, 2008

  My Take

  BN, Chandra Muzaffar, DAP, general election, Malaysia, MCA, MIC, opposition, PAS, PKR, public intellectual, racial, The Star

• The Battle in Kinta Valley

  By Cindy Tham cindytham@malaysiavotes.com IPOH: Like the rain that was pouring relentlessly, the number of people huddled under their umbrellas outside Wisma Chin Woo here on Feb 29 continued to grow into the night. They didn’t seem to mind the water splashing on their feet or the dampness in the air; their eyes were glued…

  Malaysia Votes

  March 7, 2008

  On The Ground, The Big Picture, Top Stories

  Barisan Nasional, Batu Gajah, DAP, Ipoh, Ipoh Barat, Ipoh Timor, MCA, topstory1

• A Subang Jaya Ceramah

  By Christopher John “I FEEL like Obama!” exclaimed DAP’s Teng Chang Khim, speaking at a ceramah in USJ 12 in Subang Jaya on Saturday, March 1. He added, “I thought I was great. I thought I could attract 4,000 to 5,000 people, but now I know that I am not that great. Now I regret.…

  Malaysia Votes

  March 6, 2008

  On the Ceramah Trail

  ceramah, Christopher John, DAP, general election, Hannah Yeoh, Haris Ibrahim, Kelana Jaya, Loh Gwo Burne, Malaysia, Nurul Izzah Anwar, Subang Jaya, Teng Chang Khim, Tony Pua