阅读全文: Voon: The Malaysian Flag - A Symbol of Unity or Political Tool?
(13 July 2025 | Kuching & Melbourne) The President of the Sabah Sarawak Rights – Australia New Zealand (SSRANZ), Mr Robert Pei, has strongly condemned the Majlis Bandaraya Kuching Selatan (MBKS) for imposing arbitrary, last-minute, and potentially unconstitutional restrictions on the planned 722 public event commemorating Sarawak’s political history and paying tribute to the late Chief Minister Adenan Satem (Tok Nan).
阅读全文: MBKS ACTIONS ON 722 EVENT CONDEMNED AS TYRANNICAL AND ANTI-DEMOCRATIC
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SSRANZ and PBK Condemn Betrayal of Sarawak’s Oil & Gas Sovereignty
The so-called “Joint Declaration” between the Federal Government, PETRONAS, and the Sarawak Government is not a victory for Sarawak—it is its final surrender of Sarawak oil and gas rights.
阅读全文: FEDERAL-STATE "JOINT DECLARATION" IS A FINAL ACT OF CAPITULATION—NOT COOPERATION
Democracy is about representation, check and balance but without any strong opposition, there is very little check and balance against government policies as it is now.
(Sibu, 10th) Senator Lau Hui Yew stated that when Malaysia was formed, there was a promise to accelerate the development of Sarawak and Sabah. However, the resources of Sarawak and Sabah have been misappropriated to help others develop, often at their own expense. (SeeHua11 May 2025)
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The Petroleum Development Act 1974 (PDA74) although argued unconstitutional or an invalid Act and unless repealed, vested the ownership, rights, powers, liberties and privileges of oil in Sarawak and Sabah in the hands of PETRONAS. Since ownership of the oil and gas resources had been transferred into the hands of PETRONAS, PDA74 does not require PETRONAS to pay “royalties” but, “cash payment” as compensation for the loss of these resources to Sarawak and Sabah.
Religion is important for the upbringing of children and we wish that the state government look into this seriously. It is learned from the press that the Sarawak government has approved about RM95 million to build the first Islamic International School in the state.