Student leader Safwan Anang has been arrested while blogger activist Haris Ibrahim and opposition politicians Tamrin Ghafar and Tian Chua have been re-arrested.
A tweet from Tian Chua’s account confirms the latest arrest:
Tian Chua has just been arrested. #admin
— Tian Chua (@tianchua) May 28, 2013
Here is the grand pay hike scheme in a state where many are struggling to earn a living. As blog reader Andrew I noted: “Amazing, isn’t it? An employee who gets to write his own paycheck. I want that job.”
Amazing – they are getting three times more than before, and the pay hikes are backdated too. Bet you didn’t realise that a Sarawak assistant minister now earns almost as much as the Prime Minister, assuming this Star graphic is accurate.
Nurul Izzah addresses the crowd at the Amcorp rally on Saturday.
A warm glow from tens of thousands of flickering lights pierced the darkness outside Amcorp Mall in PJ as tens of thousands of Malaysians raised their hands to toast the cause of democracy and reformasi.
We take a look at the scene around Amcorp Mall this evening.
This was Anwar’s speech at the Malacca rally last night.
Glimpses of the large crowd attending the Kuala Terengganu post-election rally can be seen in this video.
The three have been released after Magistrate Norashikin Sahat rejected a police application to remand them. It is now time for Najib to fulfil his pledge to repeal the archaic Sedition Act.
Well done to the magistrate and to all those who expressed solidarity with the detainees despite 18 arrests two nights ago. “No individual will ever be detained simply due to political ideology,” Najib had pledged two years ago. Time to fulfil your promise. Janji ditepati, remember?
Releasing now pic.twitter.com/zjx6LCtoUy
— Suara Rakyat M'sia (@SUARAMtweets) May 24, 2013
