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Civil Society Initiative for Parliamentary Reform (CSI-Parliament): A Mission PDF Print
Monday, 04 February 2008 01:51

CSI-Parliament is a national advocacy organization established to act as a catalytic agent for parliamentary reform and to enhance the standard of politics and governance in Malaysia.  The organization will be guided by the following broad principles in attaining its goals.  

I PRINCIPLES for a Vibrant, Representative and Participatory Democracy

      We are committed to ensuring that Malaysia will be a representative and participatory democracy where 

            (a)  the Federal Constitution and  protection of basic human rights is supreme and sacrosanct;

            (b)  the Legislature and Executives at all level of governments shall be elected freely and fairly by citizens;

            (c)  the Judiciary functions independently to ensure and enforce the rule of law and provides the necessary check and balance to executive and legislative excesses;

            (d)  the state governments shall function within constitutionally provided framework, including the 20-point guarantees for Sabah and Sarawak, and are free from any undemocratic political pressure from the Federal Government;

            (e) federal, state and local legislatures shall work to advance and enhance rather than restrict individual freedoms and rights; 

            (f)  the substance and articulation of laws, policies and guarantees of rights shall be done in accordance  with the spirit and letter of the United Nation’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights;

            (g)  all legislative and policy-making processes shall open, transparent, accountable, consultative and participatory. 

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written by confuseus, February 05, 2008 12:11:08
It is an excellent and intelligent initiative by CSI and yet, not a single comment from the public.
It can only mean 2 things:
1. Majority are only interested in trivial many but not vital few.
2. Majority do not have the comprehension ability to understand this excellent initiative because of their first class infrastructure but third world mentality.
Either way, it is a very, very sad day for Malaysia and Malaysians indeed.
Wake up people, now that we have this kangaroo court like
www.malaysia-today.net/2008/content/view/2354/46/, we surely do not want to be a a Banana Republic like this www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banana_republic

The signs are everywhere, the writings are on the wall, defer no time, delays have dangerous ends because our ship is sinking fast.
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written by confuseus, February 05, 2008 12:12:34
... like www.malaysia-today.net/2008/content/view/2354/46/ ...
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