Private Secretary to His Royal Highness
Duli Yang Maha MuliaTuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin
Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Mahmud Al-Muktafi Billal Shah
Istana Negara
Kuala Lumpur.
20th May 2008.
Dear Sir,
Re: W.Vwaishhnnavi (6 years old) begs to make her Birthday Wishes to His Royal Highness the Yang Dipertuan Agong on her birthday on 21st May 2008.
The Malaysian Indians pray for the health and happiness of His Royal Highness the Yang Dipertuan Agong and his family members.
We write to seek an urgent appointment with your goodself on the 21st May 2008 at 10.30 am upon the request of W. Vwaishhnnavi a 6 year old who begs to make and submit her Birthday Wishes to His Royal Highness The Yang Dipertuan Agong on her 6th Birthday which falls on 21st May 2008.
We humbly apologize for the short notice given and hope you would be able to convey our sincere and humble apologies to His Royal Highness the Yang Dipertuan Agong.
W.Vwaishhnnavi would be present at the Royal Palace on the 21st May 2008 at 10.30 am to submit Roses, Cake and Request personally.
Should you require any further information kindly contact our National Coordinator Mr. Tanendran on 0194105283 or Event Coordinator Mr. Kannan on 0122690024.
Your understanding and co-operation is very much appreciated.
Yours in Service
P.Waytha Moorthy
Chairman
HINDRAF
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Friday, May 16, 2008
Waytha's passport revoked - Amnesty
Waytha's passport revoked: Amnesty
Mkini -May 16, 08 10:35am
Mkini -May 16, 08 10:35am
The government has revoked the passport of a Hindu Rights Action Force chairperson P Waythamoorthy, Amnesty International said on Thursday.
Waythamoorthy, who has been living in London since he fled the country in December, has sought asylum in Britain, Amnesty's Washington-based Asia-Pacific advocacy director T Kumar told AFP.The activist had planned to visit Washington for talks with leaders of the US Congress and Amnesty and other rights groups, "but it has been put off because of his passport's cancelation", Kumar said.
Waythamoorthy had sought the talks to highlight alleged discriminatory policies against minority ethnic Indian Malaysians as well as the arrest under the powerful Internal Security Act of five senior Hindraf members at home.The five, who led a massive anti-discrimination rally in Kuala Lumpur in November, are being held without trial and for an indefinite period.
Kumar said Waythamoorthy only became aware of his passport's revocation when he returned to London from Geneva after talks recently with the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights."He was shocked to be informed by British immigration officers that Kuala Lumpur has revoked his passport," Kumar said. "This makes him de facto stateless."
"This is the first time I have heard of a political activist's passport being revoked by his own country's government," he said.Kumar called on Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to give a "full explanation on the rationale for the cancellation."
Asylum application
The British authorities will hold hearings to consider Waythamoorthy's application for political asylum, he said. Waythamoorthy said in a statement to Amnesty that the Malaysian government revoked his passport in the belief that the British authorities would deport him to Kuala Lumpur where he could be arrested under the Internal Security Act."This unwarranted act has given me greater 'inner' strength to continue to struggle for the Malaysian Indians and for the unconditional release of my fellow brothers held unjustly under the Internal Security Act," he said.
Malaysia's highest court on Wednesday refused to release the five activists, including a newly sworn-in state lawmaker. Ethnic Indians make up less than eight percent of the 27 million population of the mainly Muslim-Malay country. Lawyers for the five said they would appeal on Monday for the Federal Court to review its decision.Rights groups say 70 people, mainly alleged Islamic militants, are being held under the Internal Security Act.
taken from Mkini news.
Also refer to Press Statement from Waythamoothy on this at Press Statement Section in www.hindraf.co.uk
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Mkini-Hindraf 5 appeal dismissed
Mkini- Soon Li Tsin May 14, 08 12:52pm
The Federal Court today dismissed the appeal by five Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) leaders to be released from detention under the Internal Security Act (ISA).
In a brief judgment this morning, Chief Judge of Malaya and panel chair Alauddin Mohd Sheriff said the detention order issued by the Internal Security Minister on Dec 13 last year was valid and met all the requirements under the ISA.He said the three-member panel of the country's highest court agreed with the findings of Kuala Lumpur High Court judicial commissioner Zainal Azman Abdul Aziz who held that the minister could order a person to be detained under Section 8 of the ISA on Feb 26.
Alauddin said that Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in his capacity as the then Internal Security Minister had rightly issued the detention order and had complied with the procedural requirements under the Act.This was unanimously agreed by two other judges - Arifin Zakaria and Hashim Mohd Yusoff when the judgment was delivered at around 11am this morning.
Review application on Monday.
The ruling means the five have almost exhausted their legal battle nd will have to remain detained under the security law, which allows for detention without trial.In their habeas corpus applications, the five stated that their detention was unlawful because of the vague grounds given for their arrest.The detainees' counsel Gobind Singh Deo said he was disappointment with the ruling, adding that they will file for the Federal Court to review its own decision on Monday."We are disappointed with the decision that was brief and it did not address the issues we raised on the points of law for consideration."We intend to apply for a review and we'll submit that application on Monday," he told Malaysiakini.The detainees were also represented by Karpal Singh and his son Ram Karpal. Also present, representing the government, was attorney-general Abdul Gani Patail.
Straight to detention centre
The five are P Uthayakumar, V Ganabatirau, R Kenghadharan, T Vasantha Kumar and M Manoharan.
They were detained under Section 8(1) ISA on Dec 13 last year under Abdullah's orders.
As such they were immediately sent to under a two-year detention to the Kamunting detention centre without first having to undergo a 60-day investigative period.The five rose to fame after organising an illegal assembly on Nov 25 which drew 30,000 ethnic Indians out of their homes to protest on the streets against unfair treatment and marginalisation.The law enforcers responded with water cannons, tear gas and arrests soon after. While the Hindraf lawyers were charged for making seditious statements against the government, several protesters were charged with illegal assembly and attempted murder.
Their supporters however argued that the five - four of whom are lawyers - were merely raising issues concerning the community.
Numerous quarters, including Barisan Nasional component parties such as MIC, MCA and Gerakan, have called for their release
The Federal Court today dismissed the appeal by five Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) leaders to be released from detention under the Internal Security Act (ISA).
In a brief judgment this morning, Chief Judge of Malaya and panel chair Alauddin Mohd Sheriff said the detention order issued by the Internal Security Minister on Dec 13 last year was valid and met all the requirements under the ISA.He said the three-member panel of the country's highest court agreed with the findings of Kuala Lumpur High Court judicial commissioner Zainal Azman Abdul Aziz who held that the minister could order a person to be detained under Section 8 of the ISA on Feb 26.
Alauddin said that Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in his capacity as the then Internal Security Minister had rightly issued the detention order and had complied with the procedural requirements under the Act.This was unanimously agreed by two other judges - Arifin Zakaria and Hashim Mohd Yusoff when the judgment was delivered at around 11am this morning.
Review application on Monday.
The ruling means the five have almost exhausted their legal battle nd will have to remain detained under the security law, which allows for detention without trial.In their habeas corpus applications, the five stated that their detention was unlawful because of the vague grounds given for their arrest.The detainees' counsel Gobind Singh Deo said he was disappointment with the ruling, adding that they will file for the Federal Court to review its own decision on Monday."We are disappointed with the decision that was brief and it did not address the issues we raised on the points of law for consideration."We intend to apply for a review and we'll submit that application on Monday," he told Malaysiakini.The detainees were also represented by Karpal Singh and his son Ram Karpal. Also present, representing the government, was attorney-general Abdul Gani Patail.
Straight to detention centre
The five are P Uthayakumar, V Ganabatirau, R Kenghadharan, T Vasantha Kumar and M Manoharan.
They were detained under Section 8(1) ISA on Dec 13 last year under Abdullah's orders.
As such they were immediately sent to under a two-year detention to the Kamunting detention centre without first having to undergo a 60-day investigative period.The five rose to fame after organising an illegal assembly on Nov 25 which drew 30,000 ethnic Indians out of their homes to protest on the streets against unfair treatment and marginalisation.The law enforcers responded with water cannons, tear gas and arrests soon after. While the Hindraf lawyers were charged for making seditious statements against the government, several protesters were charged with illegal assembly and attempted murder.
Their supporters however argued that the five - four of whom are lawyers - were merely raising issues concerning the community.
Numerous quarters, including Barisan Nasional component parties such as MIC, MCA and Gerakan, have called for their release
Uthayakumar refuses 'secret date' with heart institute
Mkini -S Pathmawathy May 14, 08 3:30pm
Detained Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) legal adviser P Uthayakumar is “being pressured to secretly undergo treatment” at the National Heart Institute, claimed his brother Waytha Moorthy.
In a statement issued from London, where he is living in self-imposed exile, Waytha Moorthy said his brother is being compelled to do so without his family members being informed.“Uthayakumar fears for his life and does not wish to be treated without the presence and knowledge of his family members at the National Heart Institute,” he wrote.Uthayakumar is one of five Hindraf leaders being detained for two years at the Kamunting detention camp in Taiping, Perak.
They were arrested under the Internal Security Act (ISA) on Dec 13 last year, which allows for detention without trial.A diabetic for 12 years, Uthayakumar is said to have developed a heart ailment. He has been admitted twice to the Taiping hospital, in January after a hunger strike and again from April 7-10.
Waytha Moorthy, who is Hindraf chairperson, alleged that the “prison director and other government officers” have been applying pressure on Uthayakumar.“He has written to the prison director, requesting (that) his family be informed and for access to his lawyers while in hospital.
His lawyer (N Surendran) had also written to the prison director on Uthayakumar’s requests.“We are puzzled why the prison director is compelling him to undergo secret treatment and is threatening to lodge a police report against Uthayakumar for wilfully refusing treatment.
(This is) still a democratic country and there should be transparency and openness (about) his treatment.”Urging Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to look into the situation, Waytha Moorthy also posed the query if a “silent agenda” is involved.‘He’s no terrorist’Contacted today, Surendran said some irregularities were detected during Uthayakumar’s last visit to Taiping Hospital and “there may be some damage to his heart”.“He wants to go as soon as possible because he is anxious about his health but he wants his family there because he is worried as to whether major procedures will be involved,” said Surendran. “They refuse to tell us when they (intend to) take him, saying that this must be kept secret for security purposes. “What is there a need for security? He is no terrorist.
This is an excuse to traumatise the family and make things as difficult as possible for him.”Hindraf supporters have held rallies demanding the release of their leaders, as well as access to medical attention for Uthayakumar
Detained Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) legal adviser P Uthayakumar is “being pressured to secretly undergo treatment” at the National Heart Institute, claimed his brother Waytha Moorthy.
In a statement issued from London, where he is living in self-imposed exile, Waytha Moorthy said his brother is being compelled to do so without his family members being informed.“Uthayakumar fears for his life and does not wish to be treated without the presence and knowledge of his family members at the National Heart Institute,” he wrote.Uthayakumar is one of five Hindraf leaders being detained for two years at the Kamunting detention camp in Taiping, Perak.
They were arrested under the Internal Security Act (ISA) on Dec 13 last year, which allows for detention without trial.A diabetic for 12 years, Uthayakumar is said to have developed a heart ailment. He has been admitted twice to the Taiping hospital, in January after a hunger strike and again from April 7-10.
Waytha Moorthy, who is Hindraf chairperson, alleged that the “prison director and other government officers” have been applying pressure on Uthayakumar.“He has written to the prison director, requesting (that) his family be informed and for access to his lawyers while in hospital.
His lawyer (N Surendran) had also written to the prison director on Uthayakumar’s requests.“We are puzzled why the prison director is compelling him to undergo secret treatment and is threatening to lodge a police report against Uthayakumar for wilfully refusing treatment.
(This is) still a democratic country and there should be transparency and openness (about) his treatment.”Urging Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to look into the situation, Waytha Moorthy also posed the query if a “silent agenda” is involved.‘He’s no terrorist’Contacted today, Surendran said some irregularities were detected during Uthayakumar’s last visit to Taiping Hospital and “there may be some damage to his heart”.“He wants to go as soon as possible because he is anxious about his health but he wants his family there because he is worried as to whether major procedures will be involved,” said Surendran. “They refuse to tell us when they (intend to) take him, saying that this must be kept secret for security purposes. “What is there a need for security? He is no terrorist.
This is an excuse to traumatise the family and make things as difficult as possible for him.”Hindraf supporters have held rallies demanding the release of their leaders, as well as access to medical attention for Uthayakumar
Hindraf continue lobbies to repeal ISA and urge medical treatment to Uthaya
ASIA PACIFIC Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Hindraf lobbies with government, opposition
From correspondents in Federal Territory, Malaysia, 03:23 PM IST
As the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) continues to lobby for the release of its detained leaders, Malaysia's opposition has also taken up the issue.
Opposition leaders Wan Azizah an Ismail and Lim Kit Siang said they had sought to put up questions in parliament, but were not allowed to do so.
The two met a Hindraf delegation in the parliament lobby Monday, The Star newspaper said.
Hindraf leaders have also urged Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to visit the detention camp saying that its leaders have been held under conditions that are 'not safe'.
The Hindraf team made its fourth visit to the prime minister's department and submitted a memorandum saying the conditions were bad for all 70 detained, irrespective of their race or political orientation.
Hindraf national coordinator R.S. Thanenthiran who led the delegation said: 'The water is filthy while shrubs and bushes are overgrown and not maintained. The overall condition is non-conducive and no longer safe for both the detainees and security officers there.'
'The prime minister should spare some time to check on the condition at the camp and visit the detainees. The families of ISA detainees are appealing to him to visit the camp. We believe that he has been misinformed on the conditions at the camp.'
Hindraf wants the abolition of the Internal Security Act (ISA) under which five of the group's top leaders - M. Manoharan, P. Uthayakumar, V. Ganabatirau, R. Kengadharan, and K. Vasantha Kumar - have been held since December to serve two-year terms.
The five have been detained for organising a rally in November to voice grievances of Tamil Hindus who form a bulk of the ethnic Indian population of an estimated 2.6 million.
The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) that has traditionally spoken for the estimated 2.6 million ethnic Indians has said that continued detention of Hindraf leaders was making them 'prominent'.
They should be let off if they do not pose a threat to the country, MIC Youth chief S.A. Vigneswaran said.
Hindraf lobbies with government, opposition
From correspondents in Federal Territory, Malaysia, 03:23 PM IST
As the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) continues to lobby for the release of its detained leaders, Malaysia's opposition has also taken up the issue.
Opposition leaders Wan Azizah an Ismail and Lim Kit Siang said they had sought to put up questions in parliament, but were not allowed to do so.
The two met a Hindraf delegation in the parliament lobby Monday, The Star newspaper said.
Hindraf leaders have also urged Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to visit the detention camp saying that its leaders have been held under conditions that are 'not safe'.
The Hindraf team made its fourth visit to the prime minister's department and submitted a memorandum saying the conditions were bad for all 70 detained, irrespective of their race or political orientation.
Hindraf national coordinator R.S. Thanenthiran who led the delegation said: 'The water is filthy while shrubs and bushes are overgrown and not maintained. The overall condition is non-conducive and no longer safe for both the detainees and security officers there.'
'The prime minister should spare some time to check on the condition at the camp and visit the detainees. The families of ISA detainees are appealing to him to visit the camp. We believe that he has been misinformed on the conditions at the camp.'
Hindraf wants the abolition of the Internal Security Act (ISA) under which five of the group's top leaders - M. Manoharan, P. Uthayakumar, V. Ganabatirau, R. Kengadharan, and K. Vasantha Kumar - have been held since December to serve two-year terms.
The five have been detained for organising a rally in November to voice grievances of Tamil Hindus who form a bulk of the ethnic Indian population of an estimated 2.6 million.
The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) that has traditionally spoken for the estimated 2.6 million ethnic Indians has said that continued detention of Hindraf leaders was making them 'prominent'.
They should be let off if they do not pose a threat to the country, MIC Youth chief S.A. Vigneswaran said.
Clips of protest at Gurney Drive, Penang
Dear Brothers & Sisters,
Attached is the video URL of the HINDRAF Nationwide Protest on 11th of May 2008 at Gurney Drive, Penang Island.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLC9AjBpfhU
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV_T08fZnSk--
Best Regards,
Haribaalan Gopal
balanpg@gmail.com
Attached is the video URL of the HINDRAF Nationwide Protest on 11th of May 2008 at Gurney Drive, Penang Island.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLC9AjBpfhU
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV_T08fZnSk--
Best Regards,
Haribaalan Gopal
balanpg@gmail.com
PS-by WMP on Uthaya pressured to secretly undergo treatment
HINDRAF
135-3 Jalan Toman 7
Kemayan Square
70200 Seremban
PRESS STATEMENT 14th May 2008
Re: UTHAYAKUMAR PRESSURED TO SECRETLY UNDERGO TREATMENT AT IJN
UTHAYAKUMAR REFUSES SECRET TREATMENT FOR FEAR OF HIS LIFE.
HINDRAF condemns the Kamunting Prison authorities for exerting pressure on P.Uthayakumar on 5th May 2008 to secretly undergo treatment at the National Heart Institute (IJN) for his heart ailment. The Prison Director and other Government officers are compelling Uthayakumar to seek medical treatment at IJN without him informing his family members.
Uthayakumar fears for his life and do not wish to be treated without the presence and knowledge of his family members at the National Heart Institute. He had
personally written to the Prisons Director requesting his family be informed and access to his Lawyers in Hospital.
His Lawyer Mr. Surenthiran had also written to the Prison Director on the requests made by Uthayakumar and we are puzzled why the Prison Director is now compelling him to undergo secret treatment and is threatening to lodge a police report against Uthayakumar for wilfully refusing to undergo treatment. We are still a democratic country and there should be transparency and openness in his treatment.
HINDRAF urges the Prime Minister to seriously look into the matter and wonders if there is silent agenda in the whole issue of his seeking treatment. His diabetes level is still on a dangerous level and the Taiping Hospital which gave him initial treatment and prematurely discharged him have to date not revealed the results of all medical tests ie kidney, liver , heart functions ect to him or his Lawyers.
HINDRAF calls upon the Government to conduct an open and transparent treatment on the already defenceless P.Uthayakumar.
P.Waytha Moorthy.
Chairman
HINDRAF
Currently in London
135-3 Jalan Toman 7
Kemayan Square
70200 Seremban
PRESS STATEMENT 14th May 2008
Re: UTHAYAKUMAR PRESSURED TO SECRETLY UNDERGO TREATMENT AT IJN
UTHAYAKUMAR REFUSES SECRET TREATMENT FOR FEAR OF HIS LIFE.
HINDRAF condemns the Kamunting Prison authorities for exerting pressure on P.Uthayakumar on 5th May 2008 to secretly undergo treatment at the National Heart Institute (IJN) for his heart ailment. The Prison Director and other Government officers are compelling Uthayakumar to seek medical treatment at IJN without him informing his family members.
Uthayakumar fears for his life and do not wish to be treated without the presence and knowledge of his family members at the National Heart Institute. He had
personally written to the Prisons Director requesting his family be informed and access to his Lawyers in Hospital.
His Lawyer Mr. Surenthiran had also written to the Prison Director on the requests made by Uthayakumar and we are puzzled why the Prison Director is now compelling him to undergo secret treatment and is threatening to lodge a police report against Uthayakumar for wilfully refusing to undergo treatment. We are still a democratic country and there should be transparency and openness in his treatment.
HINDRAF urges the Prime Minister to seriously look into the matter and wonders if there is silent agenda in the whole issue of his seeking treatment. His diabetes level is still on a dangerous level and the Taiping Hospital which gave him initial treatment and prematurely discharged him have to date not revealed the results of all medical tests ie kidney, liver , heart functions ect to him or his Lawyers.
HINDRAF calls upon the Government to conduct an open and transparent treatment on the already defenceless P.Uthayakumar.
P.Waytha Moorthy.
Chairman
HINDRAF
Currently in London
A mother's cry on Mothers Day
Dear HINDRAF supporters
Uthayakumar had a visit by his mother on Mothers Day on Sunday 11th May 2008.
She spent about 40 minutes talking to him. This is how she described Uthayakumar to me over the phone
“ I was sad to see him. Every year he visits me at home and takes me out for dinner with the other siblings but this year was a strange and awkward visit by me instead. His beard has overgrown and he wears a torn pants with an old shabby t shirt. I know he was trying to keep me in good spirits by trying his best to smile the moment he saw me. I was holding to my tears. It hurts to see a son who I raised now to be detained by the country accused of a threat to national security. What national security are they talking about. It doesn’t make sense. A person who speaks out for the community and for the best interest of the community is behind bars now. This is “aniyayam” (oppression).
I told Kumar not to worry about me. I will learn to take care of myself. But it makes a lot of difference having him visiting home though it would be only once a month. He feels guilty that he visited me once a month but I take the trouble to see him almost every week.
But it doesn’t matter. At least there are talks now that the Government is willing to treat the Indians better. I hear many promises made for the Indians. I’m happy at least the community is benefiting. Though it saddens me to be separated from my son I feel proud of his sacrifice”.
P.Waytha Moorthy
Uthayakumar had a visit by his mother on Mothers Day on Sunday 11th May 2008.
She spent about 40 minutes talking to him. This is how she described Uthayakumar to me over the phone
“ I was sad to see him. Every year he visits me at home and takes me out for dinner with the other siblings but this year was a strange and awkward visit by me instead. His beard has overgrown and he wears a torn pants with an old shabby t shirt. I know he was trying to keep me in good spirits by trying his best to smile the moment he saw me. I was holding to my tears. It hurts to see a son who I raised now to be detained by the country accused of a threat to national security. What national security are they talking about. It doesn’t make sense. A person who speaks out for the community and for the best interest of the community is behind bars now. This is “aniyayam” (oppression).
I told Kumar not to worry about me. I will learn to take care of myself. But it makes a lot of difference having him visiting home though it would be only once a month. He feels guilty that he visited me once a month but I take the trouble to see him almost every week.
But it doesn’t matter. At least there are talks now that the Government is willing to treat the Indians better. I hear many promises made for the Indians. I’m happy at least the community is benefiting. Though it saddens me to be separated from my son I feel proud of his sacrifice”.
P.Waytha Moorthy
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Nationwide protest demanding P.Uthaya to be refered to IJN immediately
Hi All Hindraf Makkal Sakthi Supporters,
There were some new spots came in after the mail were sent as our Hindraf Makkal Sakthi supporter wanted to their solidarity and unity in demanding just for our Hindraf Leaders health.The lastest area where the silent protest will be held are as below :-
1. Penang - Gurney Roundabout - Contact Vasantha 012 4688353
2. Prai - Pacific Mall - Contact Anba 012-4071867
3. Ipoh - Ipoh Jusco - Contact Vetha 0175962317
4. KL - KLCC - Contact Selvam 0166626579
5. Seremban - Terminal 1 - Contact Devi 019-6641101
6. JB - Near Aminah Hospital - Contact Ramesh 019-7685712
All will start at 11.00 am, bring manila card and banners to show support.Lets do it in ahimsha way( non violence) and seek for justice as it is inhumane act by the Camp and Government by denying medical right to P.Uthayakumar.
Vaalge Hindraf Makkal Sakthi-
Thx
Kannan R
Hindraf Coordinator
ps. do forward to all yahoogroups/googlegroups and emails and sms to nearby frens to join in.
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Nationwide Protest for Urgent reference for P.Uthayakumar to IJNProtest demanding proper IJN medical treatment for P.Uthayakumar
Hi all,
Please join the people force this Sunday 11-5-08 at various spots of the nation in demanding the Home Minister and Health Minister to immediatelly refer Hindraf Leader P.Uthayakumar to IJN for further medical treatment.P.Uthayakumar whom have diagnose of mild heart heart during the detention in Kamunting was request for further medical treatment in IJN by his family and supporters since last month.
Memo and appeals were sent to PM Office and Home Minister regarding this by his family members but there was no response from both the office about this.His condition has become even worse, acknowledge by his family member in the recent visit last weekend.He went thru ECO test last Monday in Taiping GH and was told to refer to IJN for further test but later his was taken back to Kamunting and till today his was not refer to IJN !!
We have to show BIG protest to this ignorance government and HOME Minister whom 'playing' with P.Uthayakumar life intentionally. P.Uthayakumar and other Hindraf leader have sacrificed much for the betterment of Malaysian Indians, let us show our gratitude to them.Pls support this protest at below spots :-
Date -11th May 2008 ( SUNDAY)
Time -11. 00 am
1. Penang - at Gurney Drive Roundabout .
2. Ipoh - at Ipoh, JUSCO area
3. KL - KLCC front enterance
Pls do contact the area coordinators for further info.
All humanity people are invited to join the force.
This is our time to show to help our hero to get the medical treatment.
Vaalga HINDRAF MAKKAL SAKTHI!!!..
People Power! Kuasa Rakyat!!...
Plz sms and mail to all Malaysians
There were some new spots came in after the mail were sent as our Hindraf Makkal Sakthi supporter wanted to their solidarity and unity in demanding just for our Hindraf Leaders health.The lastest area where the silent protest will be held are as below :-
1. Penang - Gurney Roundabout - Contact Vasantha 012 4688353
2. Prai - Pacific Mall - Contact Anba 012-4071867
3. Ipoh - Ipoh Jusco - Contact Vetha 0175962317
4. KL - KLCC - Contact Selvam 0166626579
5. Seremban - Terminal 1 - Contact Devi 019-6641101
6. JB - Near Aminah Hospital - Contact Ramesh 019-7685712
All will start at 11.00 am, bring manila card and banners to show support.Lets do it in ahimsha way( non violence) and seek for justice as it is inhumane act by the Camp and Government by denying medical right to P.Uthayakumar.
Vaalge Hindraf Makkal Sakthi-
Thx
Kannan R
Hindraf Coordinator
ps. do forward to all yahoogroups/googlegroups and emails and sms to nearby frens to join in.
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Nationwide Protest for Urgent reference for P.Uthayakumar to IJNProtest demanding proper IJN medical treatment for P.Uthayakumar
Hi all,
Please join the people force this Sunday 11-5-08 at various spots of the nation in demanding the Home Minister and Health Minister to immediatelly refer Hindraf Leader P.Uthayakumar to IJN for further medical treatment.P.Uthayakumar whom have diagnose of mild heart heart during the detention in Kamunting was request for further medical treatment in IJN by his family and supporters since last month.
Memo and appeals were sent to PM Office and Home Minister regarding this by his family members but there was no response from both the office about this.His condition has become even worse, acknowledge by his family member in the recent visit last weekend.He went thru ECO test last Monday in Taiping GH and was told to refer to IJN for further test but later his was taken back to Kamunting and till today his was not refer to IJN !!
We have to show BIG protest to this ignorance government and HOME Minister whom 'playing' with P.Uthayakumar life intentionally. P.Uthayakumar and other Hindraf leader have sacrificed much for the betterment of Malaysian Indians, let us show our gratitude to them.Pls support this protest at below spots :-
Date -11th May 2008 ( SUNDAY)
Time -11. 00 am
1. Penang - at Gurney Drive Roundabout .
2. Ipoh - at Ipoh, JUSCO area
3. KL - KLCC front enterance
Pls do contact the area coordinators for further info.
All humanity people are invited to join the force.
This is our time to show to help our hero to get the medical treatment.
Vaalga HINDRAF MAKKAL SAKTHI!!!..
People Power! Kuasa Rakyat!!...
Plz sms and mail to all Malaysians
Uthaya Mother Appealing release of all ISA detainee on Mother's Day
DEAR MUM
"To the world you might just be one person,but to one person you might just be the world."
"To the world you might just be one person,but to one person you might just be the world."
ISA DETAINEE P.UTHAYAKUMAR’ S MOTHER TO LEAD APPEAL ON BEHALF OF ALL ISA DETAINEES’ MOTHERS TO PRIME MINISTER AT PUTRAJAYA AND PARLIAMENT
HINDRAF WISHES TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE MOTHER OF ISA DETAINEE MADAM K.KALAIVANIY WOULD BE VISITING THE HON. PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICE PUTRAJAYA ON MONDAY 12TH MAY 2008 IN CONJUNCTION WITH MOTHERS DAY TO PRESENT APPEAL ON BEHALF OF ALL MOTHERS OF ISA DETAINEES FOR THE IMMEDIATE AND UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE OF HINDRAF 5 AND ALL ISA DETAINEES AND KAMUNTING DETENTION CENTRE BE PERMANENTLY CLOSED. THE SAID APPEAL WOULD BE WRITTEN BY MADAM KALAIVANIY IN THE TAMIL LANGUAGE.
HINDRAF INVITES ALL MALAYSIAN MOTHERS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO BELIEVE IN THE RULE OF LAW TO BE PRESENT
AT PUTRAJAYA ON 12TH MAY 2008 AT 11.00 AM AND
THEREAFTER AT PARLIAMENT HOUSE TO LOBBY MP’S AT 3.00PM.
P.WAYTHA MOORTHY
CHAIRMAN
HINDRAF
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Letter from WMP to Special Rapporteur of TOIDP, Geneva
HINDRAF
No. 135-3-A, Jalan Toman 7,
Kemayan Square,
70200 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan
Malaysia.
Tel: +606-7672995/6
Fax: +6-06-7672997
Email waytha@hotmail.com
Mr.Manfred Nowak
Special Rapporteur on Torture and other cruel, inhumane or Degrading treatment or Punishment
Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Palais Wilson
52 rue des Pâquis
CH-1201 Geneva,
Switzerland
Fax No : 00 44 22 917 9006
7th May 2008.
Dear Sir,
Re: P.UTHAYAKUMAR HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDER/PRISONER OF CONSCIENCE DENIED FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO SEEK MEDICAL TREATMENT.
I refer to my letter to you dated 8th April 2008.
On the 7th April 2008 Mr P.Uthayakumar was admitted to the Taiping General Hospital as his blood glucose level was at 18.8.
On the 9th April 2008 Mr.P.Uthayakumar was prematurely discharged from Taiping Hospital despite his sugar level still at 13.5 . We believe this was deliberately done as a result of interference by the Malaysian Police and prison authorities who were uneasy of the large presence of HINDRAF supporters at the hospital conducting candle light vigils and prayers for his speedy recovery. His eco cardiogram was fixed for the 28th April as the Hospital authorities “deemed” his condition not serious enough to warrant an immediate test despite his complaints of chest discomfort.
Upon discharge from hospital despite request from family members to refer him to a private hospital at their own expenses the said request was rejected.
On the 15th April 2008 the mother of P.Uthayakumar also submitted an appeal to the Prime Minister to refer him to the National Heart Institute as it is believed that Uthayakumar suffered a silent heart attack and required immediate medical attention.
On the 28th April 2008 upon conducting an eco cardiogram the Taiping Hospital doctors decided to refer Mr.Uthayakumar to the National Heart Institute as they believed he had indeed damaged his heart muscles but the extend of the damage could not be ascertained as there were no cardiologists at the Taiping Hospital nor are the facilities adequate to enable the doctors to come to a definitive conclusion on his condition. His complaint of skin rashes and pain on the hip joints numbness of limbs ect and request to be treated by an orthopedic and general surgeon was ignored.
The family members of Uthayakumar were shocked when the doctors at Taiping could not confirm a definite date for his referral to the national Heart Institute in Kuala Lumpur.
Despite repeated requests for his appointment to be given priority, it was plainly clear to the family members that the Hospital and prison authorities were deliberately delaying his appointment (family members are willing to bear the costs of private treatment).
During the last family visit on 4th May 2008 Mr.Uthayakumar had complained of chest pain and the family noticed his weak condition. His skin rashes worsened and he had continued orthopedics problems. His skin rashes are mainly due to the unhygienic condition of the cell (dirty and filthy cell) and contaminated water supply within the cell that he uses for his daily hygiene care.
On the 5th May 2008 despite repeated telephone calls to the Taiping Hospital and Prison authorities the family members were not given any assurance that any priority to his appointment at the National Heart Institute is being given.
I wish to bring to your attention that Mr.Uthayakumar is deliberately being denied immediate medical care by the Government for his involvement in the protection of the ethnic Malaysian Indian community in Malaysia. Denying him medical attention is intended to punish and exert torture and cruel punishment on him.
Mr.Uthayakumar is very ill and needs immediate medical attention especially cardiac care. The Hospital authorities are not revealing any results of his kidney and liver functions and we are unsure if he is really healthy. However the family are given unfounded hope that Uthayakumar is fine.
I write to you to urgently make the necessary representations to the Malaysian Government and send a fact finding mission to Malaysia to look into the condition of Mr.Uthayakumar and the other 4 prisoners held under the Internal Security Act.
Thanking you.
P.Waytha Moorthy
Chairman
HINDRAF + 44 7875653848
Currently in London
No. 135-3-A, Jalan Toman 7,
Kemayan Square,
70200 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan
Malaysia.
Tel: +606-7672995/6
Fax: +6-06-7672997
Email waytha@hotmail.com
Mr.Manfred Nowak
Special Rapporteur on Torture and other cruel, inhumane or Degrading treatment or Punishment
Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Palais Wilson
52 rue des Pâquis
CH-1201 Geneva,
Switzerland
Fax No : 00 44 22 917 9006
7th May 2008.
Dear Sir,
Re: P.UTHAYAKUMAR HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDER/PRISONER OF CONSCIENCE DENIED FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO SEEK MEDICAL TREATMENT.
I refer to my letter to you dated 8th April 2008.
On the 7th April 2008 Mr P.Uthayakumar was admitted to the Taiping General Hospital as his blood glucose level was at 18.8.
On the 9th April 2008 Mr.P.Uthayakumar was prematurely discharged from Taiping Hospital despite his sugar level still at 13.5 . We believe this was deliberately done as a result of interference by the Malaysian Police and prison authorities who were uneasy of the large presence of HINDRAF supporters at the hospital conducting candle light vigils and prayers for his speedy recovery. His eco cardiogram was fixed for the 28th April as the Hospital authorities “deemed” his condition not serious enough to warrant an immediate test despite his complaints of chest discomfort.
Upon discharge from hospital despite request from family members to refer him to a private hospital at their own expenses the said request was rejected.
On the 15th April 2008 the mother of P.Uthayakumar also submitted an appeal to the Prime Minister to refer him to the National Heart Institute as it is believed that Uthayakumar suffered a silent heart attack and required immediate medical attention.
On the 28th April 2008 upon conducting an eco cardiogram the Taiping Hospital doctors decided to refer Mr.Uthayakumar to the National Heart Institute as they believed he had indeed damaged his heart muscles but the extend of the damage could not be ascertained as there were no cardiologists at the Taiping Hospital nor are the facilities adequate to enable the doctors to come to a definitive conclusion on his condition. His complaint of skin rashes and pain on the hip joints numbness of limbs ect and request to be treated by an orthopedic and general surgeon was ignored.
The family members of Uthayakumar were shocked when the doctors at Taiping could not confirm a definite date for his referral to the national Heart Institute in Kuala Lumpur.
Despite repeated requests for his appointment to be given priority, it was plainly clear to the family members that the Hospital and prison authorities were deliberately delaying his appointment (family members are willing to bear the costs of private treatment).
During the last family visit on 4th May 2008 Mr.Uthayakumar had complained of chest pain and the family noticed his weak condition. His skin rashes worsened and he had continued orthopedics problems. His skin rashes are mainly due to the unhygienic condition of the cell (dirty and filthy cell) and contaminated water supply within the cell that he uses for his daily hygiene care.
On the 5th May 2008 despite repeated telephone calls to the Taiping Hospital and Prison authorities the family members were not given any assurance that any priority to his appointment at the National Heart Institute is being given.
I wish to bring to your attention that Mr.Uthayakumar is deliberately being denied immediate medical care by the Government for his involvement in the protection of the ethnic Malaysian Indian community in Malaysia. Denying him medical attention is intended to punish and exert torture and cruel punishment on him.
Mr.Uthayakumar is very ill and needs immediate medical attention especially cardiac care. The Hospital authorities are not revealing any results of his kidney and liver functions and we are unsure if he is really healthy. However the family are given unfounded hope that Uthayakumar is fine.
I write to you to urgently make the necessary representations to the Malaysian Government and send a fact finding mission to Malaysia to look into the condition of Mr.Uthayakumar and the other 4 prisoners held under the Internal Security Act.
Thanking you.
P.Waytha Moorthy
Chairman
HINDRAF + 44 7875653848
Currently in London
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
News-Kem ISA wajar dipindah dari Perak - PR
Kem ISA wajar dipindahkan dari Perak
Subky Abdul Latif Mon Apr 28, 08 8:02:49 pm MYT
Menteri Besar Perak, Dato' Seri Nizar Jamaluddin ketika mengadakan kunjungan rasmi kepada Perdana Menteri membangkitkan tapak khemah tahanan Akta Keselamatan Dalam Negeri (ISA) Kamunting, sedang parti yang memerintah Negeri Perak sekarang adalah menentang ISA.
Tidak pasti apa perincinya yang mereka bincang, tetapi yang jelas ketiga parti yang membentuk kerajaan campuran di Perak iaitu PAS, DAP dan KeADILan adalah menentang ISA dan mahu ISA dimansuhkan.
Kerajaan Perak tiada kuasa untuk memansuhkan ISA kerana ia adalah dalam bidang kuasa Kerajaan Pusat. Tetapi tentulah kerajaan Perak merasa tidak senang sesuatu yang dibenci dan dikutuknya berkhemah dalam wilayahnya.
Maka secara terhormat adalah munasabah kalau Perak minta Kerajaan Persekutuan memindahkan khemah tahanan ISA itu dari Kamunting ke negeri yang lain.
Adalah dipercayai empat lagi negeri yang ditadbir oleh Pakatan Rakyat iaitu Kelantan, Kedah, Pulau Pinang dan Selangor tidak sedia menimbangkan wilayah mereka untuk dijadikan tapak baru khemah undang-undang yang mereka sifatkan zalim itu.
Setakat ini Pahang dan Johor yang masih dikira kubu kuat BN yang tidak lagi tergugat tentu bersedia memberikan tanahnya untuk akta yang terkutuk itu. Kedua-dua negeri itu masih punya banyak kawasan yang belum diteroka, maka boleh dijadikan tapak khemah ISA yang baru.
Bukan suatu yang mudah bagi kerajaan Perak untuk mengusirkan khemah itu keluar dari Kamunting. Tentu ada perjanjian antara kedua kerajaan tentang tanah yang dijadikan khemah tahanan itu. Apa jua yang hendak dilakukan atas perkara itu terpaksa merujuk kepada persetujuan pemberian kawasan itu dulu.
Dulu tiada kerajaan yang menentang ISA. Tetapi sekarang mulai banyak kerajaan negeri yang menentang ISA. Kesemua parti pembangkang yang menguasai lima buah negeri sepanjang masa menjadikan ISA sebagai agenda yang perlu dimansuhkan.
Janji itu dibuat dalam setiap pilihan raya, baik pilihan raya umum mahu pun pilihan raya kecil. Ia adalah janji yang ditawarkan oleh mereka kepada rakyat.
Dalam pilihan raya pada 8 Mac lalu, majoriti pengundi di lima negeri itu mengundi mereka. Antara yang mereka setuju itu adalah untuk memansuhkan ISA.
Yang masih berdegil untuk mengekalkan ISA ialah BN. Maka secara sukarela wajarlah Kerajaan Pusat menimbangkan untuk keluar dari Kamunting jika diminta oleh kerajaan negeri itu.
Kawasan yang dijadikan khemah tahanan itu agak luas. Dalam rangka pelaksanaan program pembangunan koridor utara yang sudah dilancarkan itu, ia adalah sesuai untuk dibangunkan bagi satu-satu projek yang menjana kemajuan negeri Perak.
Mungkin ia boleh dijadikan kampus pengajian tinggi yang baru. Perak yang ramai penduduknya tentu memerlukan sebuah universiti. Jika nama ISA itu hendak dikekalkan tiada masalah, asal jangan untuk menahan rakyat tanpa bicara.
Jika kerajaan Perak hendak menjadikannya tapak kampus yang memakai nama ISA, maka boleh dinamakan Institut Sains Awam singkatnya ISA atau Institut Sultan Azlan juga singkatnya ISA.
Apa isi kampus itu boleh ditentukan oleh penduduk Perak, tetapi yang penting nama ISA boleh dipakai untuk tujuan yang baik, bukan untuk menindas seperti yang digunakan oleh BN selama lebilh 50 tahun lalu.
Adalah jauh lebih bermakna bagi ISA sama ada Institut Sains Awam atau Institut Sultan Azlan dijadikan tapak bagi membina modal insan yang seramai-ramainya yang diperlukan oleh masyarakat dan negara ssekarang, bukan dijadikan kawasan membunuh jiwa insan seperti yang berlaku selama ini.
Dato' Seri Nizar membangkitkan isu itu untuk difikirkan oleh Perdana Menteri bagaimana suatu yang tidak disukai oleh kerajaan Perak sekarang dibiarkan terus berada di dalam wilayahnya.
Tentunya kerajaan Perak tidak mahu menjadikan perkara itu sebagai suatu yang boleh menghalang kerjasama dan hubungan baik antara Kerajaan Pusat dan kerajaan negeri.
Belum pada peringkat ini kerajaan Perak hendak memberi kata dua kepada Kerajaan Pusat, tetapi yang diperlukan ialah bagaimana kerajaan menggunakan kebijaksanaannya menghormati keputusan pengundi di negeri itu.
Tentulah Menteri Besar Perak itu tidak bertujuan untuk menambah beban dan tekanan yang sedang dihadapi oleh Perdana Menteri gara-gara prestasi menjunamnya dalam pilihan raya lalu.
Perdana Menteri perlu dibantu oleh Menteri Dalam Negeri yang baru, Dato Syed Hamid Albar menimbang secara berhemat dan tidak menegangkan isu itu hingga menggawatkan lagi beban yang dihadapi Umno sekarang.
Kerajaan Persekutuan tidak wajar menganggap keputusan pengundi Perak itu sebagai satu perkembangan sementara. Ia jangan menjadikan perkembangan di Terengganu dulu akan berlaku pula di negeri-negeri yang ia kalah sekarang.
Dulu BN dilihat elok dan Perdana Menterinya juga dilihat elok. Tetapi sekarang Umno sendiri pun mula melihat semuanya sudah tidak elok. Maka adalah baik bagi Kerajaan Pusat mencari kawasan khemah baru di negeri yang ia tidak dilihat hodoh.
Jangan gunakan kuasa bagi menyelesaikan isu yang sangat ringan ini. Ia mesti berfikir bukan lagi mudah untuk mendapatkan kembali kuasa yang sudah terlucut. Yang terjadi di Terengganu itu adalah satu nasib baik. Tetapi nasib baik tidak semesti berlaku di semua tempat.
Perak tidak berkuasa untuk memansuhkan ISA dengan kuasa yang ada padanya, tetapi ia tidak mahu Kamunting terus menyakitkan mata kerajaan negeri.- tajdid
In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place-Mahatma
Subky Abdul Latif Mon Apr 28, 08 8:02:49 pm MYT
Menteri Besar Perak, Dato' Seri Nizar Jamaluddin ketika mengadakan kunjungan rasmi kepada Perdana Menteri membangkitkan tapak khemah tahanan Akta Keselamatan Dalam Negeri (ISA) Kamunting, sedang parti yang memerintah Negeri Perak sekarang adalah menentang ISA.
Tidak pasti apa perincinya yang mereka bincang, tetapi yang jelas ketiga parti yang membentuk kerajaan campuran di Perak iaitu PAS, DAP dan KeADILan adalah menentang ISA dan mahu ISA dimansuhkan.
Kerajaan Perak tiada kuasa untuk memansuhkan ISA kerana ia adalah dalam bidang kuasa Kerajaan Pusat. Tetapi tentulah kerajaan Perak merasa tidak senang sesuatu yang dibenci dan dikutuknya berkhemah dalam wilayahnya.
Maka secara terhormat adalah munasabah kalau Perak minta Kerajaan Persekutuan memindahkan khemah tahanan ISA itu dari Kamunting ke negeri yang lain.
Adalah dipercayai empat lagi negeri yang ditadbir oleh Pakatan Rakyat iaitu Kelantan, Kedah, Pulau Pinang dan Selangor tidak sedia menimbangkan wilayah mereka untuk dijadikan tapak baru khemah undang-undang yang mereka sifatkan zalim itu.
Setakat ini Pahang dan Johor yang masih dikira kubu kuat BN yang tidak lagi tergugat tentu bersedia memberikan tanahnya untuk akta yang terkutuk itu. Kedua-dua negeri itu masih punya banyak kawasan yang belum diteroka, maka boleh dijadikan tapak khemah ISA yang baru.
Bukan suatu yang mudah bagi kerajaan Perak untuk mengusirkan khemah itu keluar dari Kamunting. Tentu ada perjanjian antara kedua kerajaan tentang tanah yang dijadikan khemah tahanan itu. Apa jua yang hendak dilakukan atas perkara itu terpaksa merujuk kepada persetujuan pemberian kawasan itu dulu.
Dulu tiada kerajaan yang menentang ISA. Tetapi sekarang mulai banyak kerajaan negeri yang menentang ISA. Kesemua parti pembangkang yang menguasai lima buah negeri sepanjang masa menjadikan ISA sebagai agenda yang perlu dimansuhkan.
Janji itu dibuat dalam setiap pilihan raya, baik pilihan raya umum mahu pun pilihan raya kecil. Ia adalah janji yang ditawarkan oleh mereka kepada rakyat.
Dalam pilihan raya pada 8 Mac lalu, majoriti pengundi di lima negeri itu mengundi mereka. Antara yang mereka setuju itu adalah untuk memansuhkan ISA.
Yang masih berdegil untuk mengekalkan ISA ialah BN. Maka secara sukarela wajarlah Kerajaan Pusat menimbangkan untuk keluar dari Kamunting jika diminta oleh kerajaan negeri itu.
Kawasan yang dijadikan khemah tahanan itu agak luas. Dalam rangka pelaksanaan program pembangunan koridor utara yang sudah dilancarkan itu, ia adalah sesuai untuk dibangunkan bagi satu-satu projek yang menjana kemajuan negeri Perak.
Mungkin ia boleh dijadikan kampus pengajian tinggi yang baru. Perak yang ramai penduduknya tentu memerlukan sebuah universiti. Jika nama ISA itu hendak dikekalkan tiada masalah, asal jangan untuk menahan rakyat tanpa bicara.
Jika kerajaan Perak hendak menjadikannya tapak kampus yang memakai nama ISA, maka boleh dinamakan Institut Sains Awam singkatnya ISA atau Institut Sultan Azlan juga singkatnya ISA.
Apa isi kampus itu boleh ditentukan oleh penduduk Perak, tetapi yang penting nama ISA boleh dipakai untuk tujuan yang baik, bukan untuk menindas seperti yang digunakan oleh BN selama lebilh 50 tahun lalu.
Adalah jauh lebih bermakna bagi ISA sama ada Institut Sains Awam atau Institut Sultan Azlan dijadikan tapak bagi membina modal insan yang seramai-ramainya yang diperlukan oleh masyarakat dan negara ssekarang, bukan dijadikan kawasan membunuh jiwa insan seperti yang berlaku selama ini.
Dato' Seri Nizar membangkitkan isu itu untuk difikirkan oleh Perdana Menteri bagaimana suatu yang tidak disukai oleh kerajaan Perak sekarang dibiarkan terus berada di dalam wilayahnya.
Tentunya kerajaan Perak tidak mahu menjadikan perkara itu sebagai suatu yang boleh menghalang kerjasama dan hubungan baik antara Kerajaan Pusat dan kerajaan negeri.
Belum pada peringkat ini kerajaan Perak hendak memberi kata dua kepada Kerajaan Pusat, tetapi yang diperlukan ialah bagaimana kerajaan menggunakan kebijaksanaannya menghormati keputusan pengundi di negeri itu.
Tentulah Menteri Besar Perak itu tidak bertujuan untuk menambah beban dan tekanan yang sedang dihadapi oleh Perdana Menteri gara-gara prestasi menjunamnya dalam pilihan raya lalu.
Perdana Menteri perlu dibantu oleh Menteri Dalam Negeri yang baru, Dato Syed Hamid Albar menimbang secara berhemat dan tidak menegangkan isu itu hingga menggawatkan lagi beban yang dihadapi Umno sekarang.
Kerajaan Persekutuan tidak wajar menganggap keputusan pengundi Perak itu sebagai satu perkembangan sementara. Ia jangan menjadikan perkembangan di Terengganu dulu akan berlaku pula di negeri-negeri yang ia kalah sekarang.
Dulu BN dilihat elok dan Perdana Menterinya juga dilihat elok. Tetapi sekarang Umno sendiri pun mula melihat semuanya sudah tidak elok. Maka adalah baik bagi Kerajaan Pusat mencari kawasan khemah baru di negeri yang ia tidak dilihat hodoh.
Jangan gunakan kuasa bagi menyelesaikan isu yang sangat ringan ini. Ia mesti berfikir bukan lagi mudah untuk mendapatkan kembali kuasa yang sudah terlucut. Yang terjadi di Terengganu itu adalah satu nasib baik. Tetapi nasib baik tidak semesti berlaku di semua tempat.
Perak tidak berkuasa untuk memansuhkan ISA dengan kuasa yang ada padanya, tetapi ia tidak mahu Kamunting terus menyakitkan mata kerajaan negeri.- tajdid
In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place-Mahatma
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
28/4 Video Clip-Mkini: Uthaya's rare clip at GH
28 April 2008 . Taiping Hospital with Mr P Uthaya Kumar
Tue, 29/04/2008 - 14:48 — admin
Click Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTupDdj07ZI
News Events
Uthaya rare video clips taken by supporter whom waits him at Taiping GH.
He just finished is health screening and was promised to be further refered to KL GH but until this moment ( 30th Apr 2008 1.40am) , he is still in KEMTA.
Why his health check up is been systematically denied by the wardens though Uthaya complainted several attempt.
Thx
Admin.Hindraf
Tue, 29/04/2008 - 14:48 — admin
Click Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTupDdj07ZI
News Events
Uthaya rare video clips taken by supporter whom waits him at Taiping GH.
He just finished is health screening and was promised to be further refered to KL GH but until this moment ( 30th Apr 2008 1.40am) , he is still in KEMTA.
Why his health check up is been systematically denied by the wardens though Uthaya complainted several attempt.
Thx
Admin.Hindraf
29/4- Lim Kit Siang - Urgent Parliament motion on Wed 30/4
Urgent Parliament motion on Wednesday for release of Hindraf 5 and 60 other ISA detainees
I have given notice to Parliament to have an urgent debate on Wednesday for the release of the Hindraf Five – M Manoharan, DAP Selangor Assemblyman for Kota Alam Shah, P. Uthayakumar, V. Ganabatirau, R. Kenghadharan dan T. Vasantha Kumar - and over 60 other detainees currently held in Kamunting Detention Centre under the Internal Security Act (ISA), including some who had been incarcerated for over six years.
In calling on Parliament to urge the Abdullah administration to respect and comply with the wishes of the people as demonstrated in the March 8 “political tsunami” for a more democratic, accountable and progressive Malaysia, the government is reminded that the ISA detainees should not be denied their fundamental rights to an open trial if they are deemed to be threats to national security.
The refusal of the government to release the Hindraf 5 and the scores of other ISA detainees is proof that the Abdullah administration is not prepared to heed the people’s aspirations clearly articulated in the March 8 “political tsunami” to end its arrogant governance and to revoke its high-handed and undemocratic policies and laws.
I have given notice to Parliament to have an urgent debate on Wednesday for the release of the Hindraf Five – M Manoharan, DAP Selangor Assemblyman for Kota Alam Shah, P. Uthayakumar, V. Ganabatirau, R. Kenghadharan dan T. Vasantha Kumar - and over 60 other detainees currently held in Kamunting Detention Centre under the Internal Security Act (ISA), including some who had been incarcerated for over six years.
In calling on Parliament to urge the Abdullah administration to respect and comply with the wishes of the people as demonstrated in the March 8 “political tsunami” for a more democratic, accountable and progressive Malaysia, the government is reminded that the ISA detainees should not be denied their fundamental rights to an open trial if they are deemed to be threats to national security.
The refusal of the government to release the Hindraf 5 and the scores of other ISA detainees is proof that the Abdullah administration is not prepared to heed the people’s aspirations clearly articulated in the March 8 “political tsunami” to end its arrogant governance and to revoke its high-handed and undemocratic policies and laws.
Friday, April 25, 2008
25/4 W.Vwashnavi presents flower and memo to King
Daughter of Hindraf leader presents letter to palace
By PAUL CHOO and AMANDA CHRISTI
KUALA LUMPUR: A group of Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) supporters gathered at Istana Negara here Friday in solidarity for the abolishment of the Internal Security Act (ISA) and the release of its five members detained under the Act.
The group's intent was penned in a letter purportedly written by Hindraf chairman P. Waythamoorthy' s five-year-old daughter Vwaishhnnari, who was accompanied by her aunt during the event.
The three-page letter, childishly written on yellow paper with stickers of comic character Garfield wearing a royal crown and wielding a scepter requested for the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong to urge Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to abolish the "draconian ISA".
It read: "It is my humble request that you urge the Prime Minister to abolish the draconian ISA in your opening Royal Address in Parliament on April 29th and advise the Prime Minister to treat all Malaysians, especially the minority communities equally.
"Thank you Your Highness and I would eagerly wait for your speech before the TV," it further read.
Among other points raised in the letter included that "five of my uncles have been kept in jail without trial" and "many others are also held for very long, as the government claims they are JI members without proof".
Vwaishhnnari remained shy and rarely spoke throughout the event as she was carried by her aunt M. Philomena, 48, a housewife.
"I passed this letter to the Chief Minister of Penang yesterday, noting him of the matter.
"I deeply feel my father's absence and miss him dearly," she said when approached by reporters.
Her father is currently in London in self-imposed exile.
The five-year-old later presented the letter to the palace. The letter was received by the senior private secretary of the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong.
She was accompanied by Kapar MP S. Manikavasagam, Teluk Intan MP M. Manogaran, Hindraf coordinator S. Jayathas and lawyer N. Surendran.
A squad of policemen closely monitored the 30-minute gathering which ended at noon.
By PAUL CHOO and AMANDA CHRISTI
KUALA LUMPUR: A group of Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) supporters gathered at Istana Negara here Friday in solidarity for the abolishment of the Internal Security Act (ISA) and the release of its five members detained under the Act.
The group's intent was penned in a letter purportedly written by Hindraf chairman P. Waythamoorthy' s five-year-old daughter Vwaishhnnari, who was accompanied by her aunt during the event.
The three-page letter, childishly written on yellow paper with stickers of comic character Garfield wearing a royal crown and wielding a scepter requested for the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong to urge Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to abolish the "draconian ISA".
It read: "It is my humble request that you urge the Prime Minister to abolish the draconian ISA in your opening Royal Address in Parliament on April 29th and advise the Prime Minister to treat all Malaysians, especially the minority communities equally.
"Thank you Your Highness and I would eagerly wait for your speech before the TV," it further read.
Among other points raised in the letter included that "five of my uncles have been kept in jail without trial" and "many others are also held for very long, as the government claims they are JI members without proof".
Vwaishhnnari remained shy and rarely spoke throughout the event as she was carried by her aunt M. Philomena, 48, a housewife.
"I passed this letter to the Chief Minister of Penang yesterday, noting him of the matter.
"I deeply feel my father's absence and miss him dearly," she said when approached by reporters.
Her father is currently in London in self-imposed exile.
The five-year-old later presented the letter to the palace. The letter was received by the senior private secretary of the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong.
She was accompanied by Kapar MP S. Manikavasagam, Teluk Intan MP M. Manogaran, Hindraf coordinator S. Jayathas and lawyer N. Surendran.
A squad of policemen closely monitored the 30-minute gathering which ended at noon.
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