Category Archives: Statements of Committess

An Open Letter to Prime Minister Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim on The Appointment of New Election Commission Chairperson

We, the undersigned civil society organisations, think tanks, student groups, and individuals, express our utmost [...]

In Solidarity with Wong Yan Ke  We Need Your Support KLSCAH Youth Launches Crowdfunding in Solidarity with Wong Yan Ke

KLSCAH Youth has officially launched a crowdfunding campaign for Wong Yan Ke and has set [...]

Where are the Reforms we were promised?

We, the undersigned, want to express our grave concern and disappointment at the government’s continued [...]

Protest Letter to the Minstry of Higher Education (MOHE)

THE STUDENT FRONTS’ PROTEST AGAINST THE MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION (MOHE) Withdraw the Guidelines ... [...]

Opposing the appointment of senior federal counsel by the Attorney-General’s Chambers to intervene in civil suits

The Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH) Women Section opposes the Attorney General’s [...]

Indonesia passes anti-sexual violence bill: Our government should follow in their footsteps

After six years of deliberation, the Indonesian parliament finally passed the Sexual Violence Crime Bill [...]

Joint Statement: Election Commission Should Facilitate Voter Participation in Johor State Election

We, the representatives from civil society organisations and concerned citizens of Malaysia, urge the Election [...]

Joint Statement: Bring Back the Spirit of IPCMC by the 2005 Royal Commission

The Malaysian Civil Society objects to the Independent Police Conduct Commission (IPCC) introduced by the [...]

CIJ, FFN And Partners Strongly Condemn Raids Against Filmmaker And Artist

The Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ), Freedom Film Network (FFN) and partners are appalled by [...]

Unfair arrest of undocumented migrants in fight against the pandemic

The KLSCAH Women Division deeply regrets that the government intends to arrest undocumented migrants during [...]

Rights of LGBTs Cannot be Violated

Recently, Deputy Minister of the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs), Ahmad Marzuk Shaary, issued a [...]

KLSCAH Women Division demand a thorough study of Police SOP and strict actions be taken against bad apples among the police force.

With regard to the incidence a few days ago where a police inspector was alleged [...]

Humane & Appropriate Treatment on Violators of MCO Amid COVID 19

The KL & Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH) Women Division welcomes the statement by Federal [...]

Press Statement on World Day Against The Death Penalty

In commemoration with the World Day Against Death Penalty on 10th October, The Kuala Lumpur [...]

Women Section urges the government to improve on the provisions of the Penal Code in particular the definition of rape

The Kuala Lumpur & Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall Women Section call for a revision on [...]

KLSCAH WOMEN condemn Dato’ Tee Siew Kiong of his ignorance of women’s right to participate in politics; urging Government to promote child care services to facilitate active female participation in employment and politics.

Johor state executive member (EXCO), Dato’ Tee Siew Kiong had recently called upon Teo Nie [...]

Baseless Comment On Tolerance of Child Rape Data

Women Section of Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH-Women) issue a press statement [...]

Malaysia Civil Society hand over protest letter to High Commission of Singapore in KL

Mr. Lee Hsien Loong Prime Minister of Singapore Prime Minister’s Office, Orchard Road Istana Singapore [...]

2013 International Women’s Day: Declaration on the Implementation of Family Friendly Policies

Family Friendly Policies are policies designed to enable employees to balance the demands of paid [...]

The 3rd Civil Society Award Open for Nomination

To acknowledge individuals and organizations on their contributions to civil society and to promote multiculturalism [...]

Vindicate Tiananmen Square Democratic Movements

The year 2010 marks the 21th anniversary of the Tiananmen Democratic Movement. On 3 and 4 June 1989,China government conducted widespread arrests of protesters and their supporters,cracked down the protests around China, banned the foreign press from the country and strictly controlled coverage of the events in the press. Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall Youth Section (KLSCAH Youth) urge China Government to vindicate Tiananmen Square Democratic Movements andJune 3rd/4th brutal crackdown. The government should not use economic interest to justify the brutal crackdown on one hand,and silent those who demand for accountability from the government on the other hand.China government also should not designate the Pro-democracy Movement as a riot and usedtanks and guns [...]

Make May 13 A Day for Peace, Reason and Freedom

On this day which the nation experienced its darkest hours 41 years ago, we the [...]

Suppression on HINDRAF only harms the Government’s legitimacy

The CRC also censures the police for abusing its power by setting up roadblocks to [...]

Seven Measures to Dismantle Police State: A call to both Abdullah and Mahathir

These seven measures are:- 1. Repealing Internal Security Act 2. Establishing the Independent Police Complaint [...]

Truth Commissions to Investigate Dark Years in 1980s

Time for the Nation to seek Transitional Justice While PM Abdullah has pledged listening to [...]