14th July

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14 Jul 2011 06:36 BST DJ US Airs Concerns On Malaysia Crackdown WASHINGTON (AFP)--The U.S. on Wednesday voiced concern about Malaysia's crackdown during the weekend on an opposition-backed rally, and said it would keep an eye on developments. Riot police fired tear gas and water cannon to end Saturday's electoral reform rally, and arrested more than 1,600 people. One man died during the rally. His family said he collapsed after fleeing tear gas, while police said he was a bystander who died of a heart attack. "We do have some concerns," U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner told reporters. "We...continue to stand for the right for people to freely express their democratic aspirations and express their views freely." "I would stress that those must be peaceful demonstrations," Toner said. "We continue to monitor the situation closely." Malaysia has promised to investigate allegations of police brutality. Prime Minister Najib Razak has defended the police, saying the rally was a ploy to tarnish the country's image. International human rights groups strongly criticized the crackdown and urged the U.S. and other countries to put pressure on Malaysia to ensure accountability. "The Malaysian government should launch a prompt, impartial, and transparent investigation into the use of excessive force and unwarranted arrests by the security forces," New York-based Human Rights Watch said in a statement. Malaysia has been looking to build closer relations with the U.S. amid an effort by President Barack Obama's administration to reach out to Southeast Asia. Malaysia and the U.S. have long been major trading partners but political relations have been uneasy, particularly during the 22-year-rule of Mahathir Mohamad, an outspoken critic of US foreign policy. The U.S. has also been concerned about the treatment of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, who spent six years in jail and is again on trial on allegations of sodomy, which is illegal in the Muslim-majority nation. Anwar says the charges are politically motivated. Obama invited Najib to Washington in April 2010 for a major summit on nuclear security and met him on the sidelines. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Malaysia in November.

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14 Jul 2011 06:36 BST DJ US Airs Concerns On Malaysia Crackdown WASHINGTON (AFP)--The U.S. on Wednesday voiced concern about Malaysia's crackdown during the weekend on an opposition-backed rally, and said it would keep an eye on developments. Riot police fired tear gas and water cannon to end Saturday's electoral reform rally, and arrested more than 1,600 people. One man died during the rally. His family said he collapsed after fleeing tear gas, while police said he was a bystander who died of a heart attack. "We do have some concerns," U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner told reporters. "We...continue to stand for the right for people to freely express their democratic aspirations and express their views freely." "I would stress that those must be peaceful demonstrations," Toner said. "We continue to monitor the situation closely." Malaysia has promised to investigate allegations of police brutality. Prime Minister Najib Razak has defended the police, saying the rally was a ploy to tarnish the country's image. International human rights groups strongly criticized the crackdown and urged the U.S. and other countries to put pressure on Malaysia to ensure accountability. "The Malaysian government should launch a prompt, impartial, and transparent investigation into the use of excessive force and unwarranted arrests by the security forces," New York-based Human Rights Watch said in a statement. Malaysia has been looking to build closer relations with the U.S. amid an effort by President Barack Obama's administration to reach out to Southeast Asia. Malaysia and the U.S. have long been major trading partners but political relations have been uneasy, particularly during the 22-year-rule of Mahathir Mohamad, an outspoken critic of US foreign policy. The U.S. has also been concerned about the treatment of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, who spent six years in jail and is again on trial on allegations of sodomy, which is illegal in the Muslim-majority nation. Anwar says the charges are politically motivated. Obama invited Najib to Washington in April 2010 for a major summit on nuclear security and met him on the sidelines. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Malaysia in November.

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ejam77 wrote:if u being PM......i'll defend u bro.....nvm who be PM our country our responsibility...

phoenix wrote:

ejam77 wrote:if u being PM......i'll defend u bro.....nvm who be PM our country our responsibility...

max the next PM???? [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

hor seh lor.......

phoenix wrote:

ejam77 wrote:if u being PM......i'll defend u bro.....nvm who be PM our country our responsibility...

max the next PM???? [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

hor seh lor.......

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phoenix wrote:

ejam77 wrote:if u being PM......i'll defend u bro.....nvm who be PM our country our responsibility...

max the next PM???? [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

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