seek injunction to stop the Parliament

13Friday

JK's Digest No. 10 of April 2008 (289- of 2008) seek injunction to stop the Parliament


when the GE 2008 had been rigged nationwide, should we as concerned voters and citizens seek the Court to stop the convening of the 12th Parliament when all decisions made would be bad for the nation.


We have already seen how the conflict of the changes in some State Governments vis-s-vis the illegal Federal Government has been perpetrated by the rotten system to the further detriment of all since 8th March 2008. So that is injustice and where is Keadilan in this context? PKR only interested to take over power by whatever means and not prepared to go to the Courts to seek justice?

Meanwhile, I will be preparing a Writ of Mandamus against Suhakam - Human Rights of Malaysia Commission for its effort over the several priorities such as :-
Project IC, Land matters, Press & Media Freedom, Internal Security Act & detention, Religious freedom, Fair and free elections, Minority and indigenous rights.

I think slavery per se is another issue to be addressed by Suhakam.

Within the next few days, I will issue a friendly warning to Suhakam to take appropriate action in line with the statutory power under article 13 (2) and then I will go to the Courts with a Writ of Mandamus. Anyone is welcome to join me in this effort.

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Joshua Kong - LATEST BOOK - "A case of victory - landslide or rigslide" on the Malaysian General Elections 2004
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13Friday

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Originally posted by 13Friday at 28-4-2008 20:52
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13Friday

FROM:  Joshua Kong, P. O. Box 11923, 88821 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.   088 474513, justknock7@pd.jaring.my

PRESS RELEASE of Joshua Y. C. Kong on seeking injunction to stop 12th Parliament

It is timely that all concerned Non Government Organisations and citizens and voters seek support for an injunction to stop the 12th Parliament in its first sitting starting 29th April, 2008.

The reasons are plenty and amongst them are as follows:-

1)        The General Elections 2004 were rigged and I had lodged two Police Reports on that plus a Writ of Summons filed on 25th February, 2008 based on the official Gazette hence beyond doubt that the Governments form in March 2004 were illegal and this case in Kota Kinabalu High Court is still pending to be released for service to the defendants namely the Election Commission, National Registration Department and the Federal Government.

2)        The General Elections 2008 were again rigged in similar fashion and two leaders namely the incumbent questioned Prime Minister and the incumbent Chief Minister of Sabah had no respect for the public holiday on Sunday 9th March 2008 that they were in a hurry to 'grab' power.  For that I had again lodged a Police Report on 8th April 2008 at the Karamunsing Police Station to be followed by a Writ of Summons on 25th April, 2008 at the High Courts of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.

3)        The successful canditates for the General Elections 2004 and General Elections 2008 are of questionable characters in many of them in the context of corruption, abuses of power, sexual behaviour and unqualified in terms of basic education.  How many of them had acquired dubious degrees including doctorate ones?  How many of them are dubious citizens?  Yet the Anti Corruption Agency and other authorities seem to have sanctioned  these candidates to hold office in the Parliament and the State Governments.

4)        The Election Commission has failed in its responsibility by ignoring public opinions and feedbacks on its performance in verifiable GE 2004 and GE 2008 resulting in turmoil for the nation under dubious leadership.

In the interest of justice within a democratic society and the respect for human rights when most people in Malaysia is under the scourge of 'slavery', it is only proper that the Election Commission subject itself to public scrutiny in term of its outlook and performance and the actual results of the ballot boxes be reviewed immediately.  A Royal Commission of Inquiry is definitely a proper approach to deal with this fundamental national scam.


I trust this is in order that we proceed to do the appropriate steps.



Joshua Kong
Deputy President of Consumers Association of Sabah & Labuan,
Chartered Accountant, Author, Activist, Voter.

[ Last edited by  13Friday at 29-4-2008 05:37 AM ]

13Friday

the curse would be on the people who fear to act...

13Friday

Close it down.. for its useless in serious matters except for petty drama aplenty and a slaughter house too on 10th July 2007...

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http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/82495
Leaks in the House again
Beh Lih Yi | May 7, 08 7:28pm
Leaks recurred at the Parliament building this afternoon - just two weeks after Works Minister Mohd Zin Mohamed's assurance that it would not happen again.

Water dripped from the ceiling at the Parliament lobby, near House speaker Pandikar Amin Mulia's office, this afternoon at around 5pm following a one-hour heavy rain.

The parliament sitting, which was extended from 5.30pm to 7.30pm today, was however not interrupted by the incident.

The incident came just two weeks after the minister made an inspection at the Parliament House and assured the leaks - a problem which has consistently plagued the 47-year-old building - would not recur.

Shortly after the leaks were detected, Mohd Zin and Public Works Department deputy director-general PN Selvanayagam paid a visit to the Parliament and inspected the roof.

According to Mohd Zin, the incident was not due to the roof leaking but the air-condition system.

"The rain water flooded the down-water pipe causing the backflow leak through the air condition duct," the minister told reporters at the lobby.

Following the latest incident, Mohd Zin said he and Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz will propose a cabinet paper for a rehabilitation of the Parliament building.

Disgraceful, says Kit Siang


Lim Kit Siang (DAP-Ipoh Timor) and M Kulasegaran (DAP-Ipoh Barat) expressed their outrage over the leaks.

Lim described it as "disgraceful", and Kulasegaran asked why the problem continued to occur.

"We have spent more than RM100 million in renovation, what has gone wrong?" the Ipoh Barat MP said, referring to a massive renovation work just three years ago.

Deputy speaker Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar also expressed his displeasure.

"I am not satisfied with this when we have spent so much (on renovation) but (the roof) still leaking, especially now that the rainy season is coming," he told reporters at lobby.

He added that the house committee, whose new members are not named yet, will look into the problem.

The committee is tasked to deliberate and consult on issues regarding the comfort and facilities in Parliament, as well as the services enjoyed by MPs in the house.

In April 2005, the Dewan Rakyat sitting was abruptly adjourned after water poured into the chamber following a thunderstorm.

The problems continued to recur for a few times last year (file photo, left), albeit at a minor scale, despite the government said it has tackled the problem.