Video interview
Posted in Human Rights, Interview, Politics, Viewpoint on Mar 16th, 2007 No Comments »
This is an interview with Malaysiakini TV, talking about protests, arrests etc.
I was interviewed by Li Tsin.
Archive for March, 2007
Shih Ming-Te
Posted in Activities, International on Mar 16th, 2007 1 Comment »
Shih Ming Te (施明德) and his wife Chen Chia-Tzun (陈嘉å›) paid Dr Wan Azizah a visit this morning 15 March. They arrived at Anwar’s PJ Office at about 11:20hr. They were warmly welcomed by more than 30 party leaders and members. Many came to admire the great man who had endured 25 years of imprisonment. [...]
Killer-car released
Posted in Activities, Housing, Human Rights, Party on Mar 15th, 2007 No Comments »
This is my killer-car.
The car received a few extra days of interrogation by the police. I am not sure what the car betrayed under torture. Anyway I am glad it has been returned to me—not without conditions. The car cannot be sold, repaint or modified until the authorities formally drop the case. This could [...]
Kg Simpang Batu
Posted in Activities, Housing, Human Rights on Mar 13th, 2007 1 Comment »
I accompanied a group of residents from Kampung Simpang Batu to DBKL this morning (12 March). It’s another case of land struggle. Kampong was founded prior to Merdeka. Now DBKL claimed the ownership of the land and planned to build houses for its employees.
Last week, they received a notice of eviction. They were offered [...]
Unemployed women bloggers
Posted in Politics, Viewpoint on Mar 13th, 2007 1 Comment »
The first news I read in the newspaper after getting out of Ampang Jaya police station was the report of Tengku Adnan’s comment on bloggers. It appeared in the evening edition of Chinese newspapers.
I read the ridiculous news to Eli. She couldn’t believe it was real. According to Tengku Adnan, out of 10 thousands bloggers [...]
2 days in Lock-up
Posted in Activities, Current Issues, Housing, Human Rights, Party on Mar 12th, 2007 1 Comment »
I was totally surprised that the police held me in detention on the charge of murder attempt (on who?). In fact, I was totally unaware of my charge even when I was in the lock-up. The policemen who arrested me told me nothing and I assumed it was just the usual illegal assembly charge.
The last [...]
Toll Portest 18 March
Posted in Announcement, Current Issues, Toll on Mar 12th, 2007 1 Comment »
People might think that the anti-toll campaign is too quiet lately. Not true, the Anti Toll Hike Coalition will organize more protests in the coming months. The meeting held before the Chinese New Year had decided a series of continuous actions against the toll hike.
To sustain the momentum, PROTEST will organize a peaceful assembly every [...]
Frame-up
Posted in Activities, Current Issues, Housing, Human Rights, Party on Mar 10th, 2007 No Comments »
My arrest and subsequent detention was a premeditated frame-up by the authorities and government-controlled media to vilify me.
All along I have maintained a consistent stand of peaceful resistance. Under many circumstances including when facing undue violence, I had never lifted my hand to inflict harm against others. This has long been acknowledged by both friends [...]
Released from lock-up
Posted in Activities, Housing, Human Rights, Party on Mar 9th, 2007 No Comments »
I was released at about 20:00hr on Friday (8 March). It was something came as a surprise to me. In the morning, the police dragged me to the Ampang Jaya magistrate court and applied for two extra days detention to allow further investigation.
Our team of defense lawyers—Amir, Nik and Lateefah argued their best against the [...]
SK Chua’s report: Tian‘s SMS from Ampang IPD Lock-up
Posted in Announcement on Mar 8th, 2007 5 Comments »
As my ex-Boss Tian Chua is still hold in lock-up, I, named SK Chua, as Tian Chua’s ex-Personal Assistant for the past 3 years since Tian Chua been released in 2003 June ISA detention, will update this blog for the time being:
At yesterday, after Tian had being detain: He sent out an SMS said，“Can’t talk [...]