| I Watch the Sparrows Fly by
"Augustine Paul" |
| The Politics of Contempt by Rehman
Rashid |
| The Million Dollar Wedding
by M.G.G. Pillai |
| The Mattress Stain Evidence:
What Does It Prove? (in Malay) |
| Why the "Black Eye Report"
has not been released (in Malay) [Translation] |
| Sabri Zain's Reformasi Diary |
| Wan Azizah launches ADIL (Movement
for Social Justice) |
| The Trial of Anwar Ibrahim...Unanswered Questions |
What An
Incredibly Biased Judge
From: "Typhoon" Typhoon@hotmail.com
Date: 10 Dec 1998 12:03:13 GMT
Newsgroups: soc.culture.malaysia
In just one session, this puppet Augustine Paul has shown just how biased
he is:
1. He reversed his earlier decision to allow impeachment of Azizan for
contradictory testimony. In fact, he himself should have impeached Azizan for perjury
without needing the defence to launch an action. Can observers
forget that it was this "puppet-judge" who took it upon himself to sentence
Anwar's lawyer for contempt of court without even the prosecution asking
for it?
2.He allowed Azizan to retract his earlier retraction without batting an
eyelid. There are now contradictory testimonies on record but he still does
not impeach Azizan for perjury or allow the defence to impeach him.
3. He over-ruled defence objections and allowed Azizan to launch into a
pornographic story in court that was in no way related to the question at
hand but highly prejudicial to Anwar.
Augustine Paul does not even know how to run a kangaroo court convincingly. Have you got
confidence in a "judge" who makes a ruling one day and reverses it the next? The
natural implication is that some high-level
pressure must have been brought to bear on him last night.
This will go down in history as the most shameful show trial the country
has ever known.
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| Azizan denied
he was ever sodomized by Anwar
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| Azizan's
Change of Wind by *`~Diva Doo
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| Released ISA detainee
Malek Hussin's Press Statement [English]
[Malay] |
| Zainur
gets 3 months from judge Paul, arrest warrant on Manjeet |
| Anwar
seeks to eject two prosecutors from his trial
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| Manjeet Singh
Dhillon's Statutory Declaration |
| Manjeet's Letter to Mohtar Abdullah (12 October 1998) |
| Extract from Anwar's Affidavit read in court on 30 November
1998 |
| Cry, The Beloved Country |
The Lighter Side by Jasper
(These stories would have been funnier if they had not been so close to the
truth) |
| Malaysia Boleh: New System of Justice
Announced |
| Mahathir receives accolades from
leaders of the unfree world |
| MCA's New Symbol for the
Next Millenium
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| MCA Launches
"No-Evils" Campaign
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| Malaysian Hopes of 2008
Olympics Receives Boost
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| Tian Chua's Letter
(Smuggled Out of Campbell Lock-up)
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| Mahathir
Regime is NOT Democratic by waterfowl@dejanews.com
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| How Mahathir Destroyed the Malaysian Judiciary
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The
facts in this summary are derived from the book "May Day for
Justice" by Tun Salleh Abas with K. Das, Magnus Book Kuala Lumpur, 1989. |
Dr Munawar Anees recounts Torture
On Nov 7, he made a sworn statement about his ordeal
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| What
do you say to Munawar's statement, Dr Noordin Sopiee? |
Sukma Darmawan's Letter to Anwar:
"I had to invent stories to avoid torture" (In Malay) |
| The
Real Business for APEC (Asian Wall Street Journal article by Anwar Ibrahim) |
| Full text of Al
Gore's Remarks at APEC Business Summit, KL 16 November 1998 |
From the Halls of Power
to the Labyrinths of Incarceration
Anwar writes from Prison
"A no holds barred account of events leading to his sacking and subsequent
ordeal during his illegal detention by the police, complete with an expose of the
Machiavellian intrigue of Dictator Mahathir and his cronies."
Click here if you have difficulty accessing the above site at xoom.com |
| Diabolical
Plan by Mahathir to Kill Anwar Aborted, says Anonymous Insider |
| Anwar was to be killed on September 20 claim |
| Anwar's 5th November message to
Reformasi Movement (in Malay)
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TIME Asia Cover Story 16 November
1998
Trial of the Century |
| Mohtar should be concerned about the long
delay in police investigation into Anwar’s black-eye, says Lim
Kit Siang (plus M.G.G. Pillai's comments) |
The Anwar Trial [2 Nov] [3 Nov] [4 Nov] [5 Nov] [6 Nov] [9 Nov] [10 Nov]
[11 Nov]
[12 Nov]
[13 Nov]For
the regular daily reports of the Anwar trial please go to the Reformasi News website |
| Special
Feature Sabri Zain waits for Justice
outside historic courthouse |
| Articles and
Opinions Updated 15 Nov 98 |
| Contributions by
Ahmad Mahboob: Malaysia Isolated and The Silent Majority
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| Dr
Mahathir's 1969 Open Letter to PM Tunku Abdul
Rahman Putra (in Malay)
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| The late Tunku on the Removal of Tun Salleh Abas (in
1988) |
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| Read the Dossier: Public
Prosecutor v Anwar Ibrahim |
| The Anwar Report at http://tunsalleh.cjb.net
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| "We don't tell
lies .... up to a point" Indictment of the Malaysian Media
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|
Food for Thought by Marina Yusof
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| Reformasi trio condemns
police brutality |
[Original Statement] [English Translation] |
| Sabri Zain's Reports of
Demonstrations |
[October 24] [Oct 17] [Oct 10] |
REMINDER to ALL Malaysians: Be careful |
| John L. Esposito
and John Voll ask Mahathir to
stop spectacle of
show trial |
| Statement from group of concerned Christians
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| Article by Rais Yatim on ISA abolition and Aziz Bari on Freedom of Speech |
| Cecil Rajendra's speech at Malaysian Bar EGM |
| The "White Ribbon for Justice" Campaign |
| The Truth: What Dr. M really had in mind |
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| Have
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| Anwar beaten up: Reactions |
| An Analysis by Chandra Muzaffar |
Malaysia's Leader Betrays the Future
by Sam Nunn, Doug Paal and Paul Wolfowitz |
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| Permatang Pauh
Declaration |
Being conscious of the Quranic injunction which urges
striving towards betterment;
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And inspired by the Asian traditions, which all encourage
renewal for the individual and for society;
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And acknowledging that Malaysia is in the grip of a
terrible crisis and requires recourse to its inner strengths in order to rise again,
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We the citizens of Malaysia of all cultural and religious
backgrounds are determined to launch a movement for comprehensive reform:
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A reform movement shining with a light radiating from
aspiring and pure hearts; from the awareness that man is truly noble and free, with rights
and responsibilities, that it is a sacrilege to abuse and denigrate any man or woman, to
bind and restrict any man or woman without following the due process of just laws;
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A reform movement to establish justice for all, the weak
and strong, the rich and poor, to preserve the institutions and processes of law from the
defilement of graft and abuse of power;
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A reform movement to sanctify the power of the people
through democratic means, for democracy is an imperative: man’s capacity for justice
makes democracy possible, but man's inclination to injustice makes democracy necessary;
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A reform movement that champions economic justice, one
that advocates fairness in economic growth and distribution so that the rich do not get
richer at the expense of the poor, for the world has enough for everyone, but too little
to satisfy everyone’s greed;
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A reform movement to eradicate graft and abuse of power,
to strip the opulent and greedy clique of their power to manipulate the market;
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A reform movement to reinforce a dynamic cultural
identity, where faith in our noble cultural traditions is intact, but there is openness to
all that is good in all traditions;
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A reform movement to launch the Malaysian nation into the
information age and the borderless world, encouraging wisdom, self-assurance and openness
towards a global friendship based on the principles of truth and justice.
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We launch this reform movement as a peaceful movement, in
accordance with the spirit of the Constitution and in observance of the principles of the
rule of law.
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The hour has come. Unite
for Reformasi.
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| Permatang Pauh |
| 12 September 1998 |
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