Posts Tagged ‘Marginalisation’

what the indians want

February 17th, 2008
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Its a bit long, but I think worth reading to understand what the forum members represent. Of course, the talk would have been edited by Star editors, so have to take some of the replies and views with a pinch of salt. » Read more: what the indians want

Government push to help bumiputera herbal entrepreneurs

February 15th, 2008
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And DPM Najib was in front page of all papers – we don’t marginalise any group!

Government push to help bumiputera herbal entrepreneurs » Read more: Government push to help bumiputera herbal entrepreneurs

We never marginalised any group…

February 14th, 2008
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No group has been marginalised or left out in government policies and programmes, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
He said when the government implements policies and programmes it was meant for all Malaysians irrespective of religion, race, skin colour, age or creed.

I was really, really shocked to read the title of the article in NST. No group marginalised from govt policies? » Read more: We never marginalised any group…

MIC admits failure via 7 issues

February 3rd, 2008
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Looks like some other movement have highlighted similar issues in their protests last year.

Anyway, its been “several months” since the 7 issues were highlighted, and all the community got so far is reassurances and promises that temples won’t be demolished, and public holiday for Thaipusam in KL and Putrajaya. Nothing related to the 7 issues, are they?

» Read more: MIC admits failure via 7 issues

why not many non malay applicants for public service

February 2nd, 2008
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If the many prospective applicants from other races see no prospect in the civil service, I suppose the number of applications will be less. Further more, the number of Malay applicants are high since it is promoted by the family members, government institutions, etc. They see as just an extension of their family, a big organisation that consists of their kind. Plus, their population is higher as compared to others. » Read more: why not many non malay applicants for public service