Politik

Malaysia Considers Boycott Of AFF Suzuki Cup Over Myanmar’s Violence On Rohingyas

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 23 ― Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin confirmed he has lobbied for Malaysian football team to boycott this year’s Asean Football Federation’s (AFF) Suzuki Cup due to co-host Myanmar’s treatment of the Rohingya Muslim minority. Khairy…
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Bernard Chen: Lee Kuan Yew Would Not Have Approved Of Malay President Through Affirmative Action

The PAP turns 62 today. A week ago, they spoke up for and stood by affirmative action, the very principle that its founding members fought against, every tooth and every nail. The irony passes them by as they legitimises it…
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Walid J. Abdullah: What Would Malay Community Feel About Affirmative Action-President?

Some people have made the point that having a Malay president would be a good sign to the rest of the world, and that when people of other countries see a Malay as a President of a non-Malay majority country,…
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Myanmar’s 1 Million Rohingya Population Faces ‘Final Stages Of Genocide’

Despite the U.S.-led rolling back of economic sanctions and internationally backed national elections taking place early next month, more than a million people in Burma are facing state-sponsored genocide, according to a new report. The Rohingya Muslim community of the…
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