Melanie Ng writing from Perth, Australia I am not a Malaysian but I am married to a Malaysian and both my children were born in Malaysia. We have been members of a Bersih group in Perth, Australia for the past year. It all started before 709. We had been keeping an eye on what was happening in Malaysian politics and really felt that it was time the country had a different government. We knew that corruption was the root cause of all Malaysias problems and the country was controlled by…
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Video: Australian Parliamentarians show support for Bersih
In this video taken in July 2011, Australian Parliamentarians Michael Danby (MP for Melbourne Ports, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Sub-Committee) and Senator Nick Xenophon (Independent Senator for South Australia) speak in support for the Bersih movement.
Read MorePress Release: Malaysians worldwide stand up for ‘Duduk Bantah’ and Bersih 3.0 – Global Bersih
17 April 2012 MALAYSIANS in 41 global cities and 14 countries will rally worldwide in solidarity with BERSIH 3.0’s Duduk Bantah, the sit-in protest calling for a comprehensive reform of Malaysia’s undemocratic electoral system. Held under the auspices of Global Bersih, the worldwide rallies will be timed to coincide with BERSIH 2.0’s third call for fair and free elections, scheduled for 2pm at Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square) in Kuala Lumpur on 28 April 2012. Bersih – which means ‘clean’ – is a civil society movement based in KL and comprising…
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Press Conference on Global Bersih 3.0 11am Kuala Lumpur More details to come…
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#BersihStories – What’s your story?
If you are a Malaysian living overseas, we are looking to hear from you! Do you have a story to tell? What does Global Bersih mean to you? Why will you be going for Bersih 3.0 at your city? How do you feel about being denied your overseas vote? Write to us in about 500 words in the comment box below.
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