Petition for Royal Commission on Electoral Reform (RCER)
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Ke bawah DYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Yang DiPertuan Agong,
We the undersigned Malaysians, in support of the suggestion by the Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (BERSIH), appeal to Your Majesty to establish a Royal Commission on Electoral Reform (RCER) promptly after the 12th General Election on 8 March 2008.
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Opposition parties may have won the General Election outright if it was truly clean and fair 2 Comments » | Print This Post
Press Release: 17 March 2008
The Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (BERSIH) wishes to point out that the opposition parties might have won the elections outright if it was in fact clean, free, fair and transparent.
BERSIH Calls for Royal Commission on Electoral Reform after the General Election 9 Comments » | Print This Post
Yellow Saturdays / Gelombang Kuning tiap hari Sabtu 59 Comments » | Print This Post
BERSIH urges all concerned Malaysians to wear something yellow (clothing, hat/cap, ribbon, etc) every Saturday to show your support and solidarity for our Clean and Fair Elections campaign.
BERSIH mengajak rakyat Malaysia yang perihatin untuk mengenakan apa jua berwarna kuning (pakaian, topi, riben) pada setiap hari Sabtu bagi menyatakan sokongan dan solidariti kepada kempen pilihanraya bersih dan adil.
THE YELLOW T-SHIRTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE … T-SHIRT KUNING MASIH ADA DIJUAL … Contact BERSIH at info@bersih.org or call 03-79806571, 019-2232002.
Hedging against a bigger tsunami No Comments » | Print This Post
The Sun
Wong Chin Huat
PETALING JAYA (March 18, 2008): Merely 56,822 votes - that’s how close Barisan Nasional (BN) came to losing its federal power in the wake of March 8’s electoral tsunami. BN led DAP with 51 votes in Sarikei (Sarawak), its weakest link. In its 30th weakest seat, Stampin (also Sarawak), BN’s winning margin was only 3,070 votes.
Malaysian watchdog claims fraud bars opposition from taking power, demands reforms No Comments » | Print This Post
The Associated Press
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: A Malaysian election watchdog launched an online petition Tuesday to demand poll reforms, claiming that vote fraud and irregularities in recent elections had prevented the opposition from taking power.
Bersih: Opposition could have won gov’t No Comments » | Print This Post
Malaysiakini
Azreen Madzlan | Mar 17, 08
The Coalition for Free and Clean Elections (Bersih) has claimed that opposition parties could have won the 12th general election had it been conducted in clean, fair and transparent manner.
Bersih: Alternative coalition could have formed federal gov’t if election was free and fair No Comments » | Print This Post
English Section, Harakah
KUALA LUMPUR, March 17 (ES) - The coalition of the three biggest opposition parties here could have won “hands down”, if the election was free and fair, Islamic Party of Malaysia (PAS) think tank director Dzulkifli Ahmad said.
Poser Over The Elections Commission No Comments » | Print This Post
16 March 2008 (www.mysinchew.com)
Now that the general election is over, I can’t help but ask - what ever happened to the many allegations thrown at the election commission?
