Parti Bumi Kenyalang (PBK) welcomes efforts to expand educational and career opportunities for the people of Sarawak. However, the success of any Education Fair or Career Expo organised by the GPS Government should not be measured merely by attendance figures or publicity, but by whether it genuinely reaches and benefits all Sarawakians, particularly those living in rural and remote areas.
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I express my regret over the ugly scene that unfolded during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Kuala Lumpur, where a heated confrontation between demonstrators and a foreign woman ultimately required police intervention.
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Mr. Leslie Ting Siong Ngiap, Chairman of Parti Bumi Kenyalang (Miri Division) and Supreme Council Organising Secretary, stated that the Federal Government has yet to fully implement the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63), increase Sarawak’s parliamentary representation, return ownership rights over oil and gas resources, or restore sovereignty over areas such as education, healthcare, and taxation because there is currently no political party in the Sarawak Legislative Assembly advocating for independence. As a result, the Federal Government faces no significant political pressure to make swift concessions.
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阅读全文: Six Decades of Waiting Is Enough: Why MA63 Has Lost Its Legitimacy
The formation of Malaysia was not a simple merger; it was a high-stakes international treaty known as the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63). However, a series of legislative maneuvers and procedural anomalies have led many to question the very foundation of the Federation. Central to this debate is the Territorial Sea Act 2012 (TSA 2012) and the controversial registration of MA63 with the United Nations.
阅读全文: The Legal Mirage: Why TSA 2012 and the 1970 UN Registration Threaten Sarawak’s Sovereignty
Borneo’s Plight in Malaysia Foundation (BoPiMaFo) expresses deep concern over the recent remarks by the Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Sabah and Sarawak Affairs), Datuk Ts Mustapha Sakmud, who highlighted the billions spent by the Federal Government on petrol and diesel subsidies as evidence of Putrajaya’s commitment to protecting Malaysians from rising global oil prices.
Recently, due to my health flashing a red light, I have been hospitalized at Sibu Central Hospital for many days. This is my longest stay at the hospital. Being present, witnessing the reality firsthand, as a patient, I deeply feel: the expansion of Sibu Central Hospital can no longer be delayed.
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阅读全文: Statement by Parti Bumi Kenyalang (PBK): A Call for Unity Beyond Racial Politics
Sarawak bukan tanah jajahan. Sarawak bukan wilayah bawahan. Sarawak adalah rakan kongsi pengasas yang setara dalam Malaysia di bawah MA63. Hari ini, kerajaan GPS telah membawa cabaran di hadapan Mahkamah Persekutuan mengenai perlembagaan *Akta Pembangunan Petroleum 1974 (PDA 1974)* dan *Akta Pelantar Benua 1966 (CSA 1966)* — dua undang-undang persekutuan yang melucutkan kawalan Sarawak ke atas sumber minyak dan gasnya sendiri.
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Sarawak is not a colony. Sarawak is not a subordinate territory. Sarawak is an equal founding partner in Malaysia under MA63. Today, the GPS government has brought before the Federal Court a challenge concerning the constitutionality of the *Petroleum Development Act 1974 (PDA 1974)* and the *Continental Shelf Act 1966 (CSA 1966)* — two federal laws that stripped Sarawak of control over its own oil and gas resources.
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Sarawak is rich in natural resources. Yet many of our rural communities still live in poverty without proper roads, sanitation, clean water, or stable income. This is unacceptable. Parti Bumi Kenyalang calls for the immediate establishment of a *Sarawak Poverty Alleviation Political Action Team* — a disciplined, full-time task force stationed directly in rural villages.
Pertikaian mahkamah yang berterusan antara kerajaan GPS Sarawak dan PETRONAS telah secara serius meruntuhkan kredibiliti, autoriti, dan kuasa rundingan kerajaan GPS dalam berurusan dengan Kerajaan Persekutuan dan PETRONAS. Konfrontasi undang-undang ini telah mendedahkan kelemahan GPS dan ketidakupayaannya untuk secara tegas melindungi hak dan kepentingan Sarawak ke atas sumber minyak dan gasnya sendiri.
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The ongoing court dispute between the Sarawak GPS government and PETRONAS has severely undermined the credibility, authority, and bargaining power of the GPS government in dealing with the Federal Government and PETRONAS. This legal confrontation has exposed the weakness of GPS and its inability to decisively protect Sarawak’s rights and interests over its own oil and gas resources.
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Terdapat kepercayaan umum bahawa dalam keadaan darurat, seseorang dibenarkan melakukan apa yang biasanya dilarang. Konsep ini, yang tertanam dalam banyak sistem perundangan dan moral, membenarkan penggantungan sementara peraturan biasa dan pelaksanaan kuasa luar biasa untuk mengurus krisis. Walau bagaimanapun, kata kunci kritikal di sini ialah sementara.
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