Congratulations on winning the “Most Outstanding Human Rights Film” at this year’s Freedom Film Fest for his documentary, Sepuluh Tahun Sebelum Merdeka (Ten Years Before Independence). I personally loved the short movie and i must say you deserve it!! Can’t wait for his new movie to come out! You can read the interview on the sun HERE and don’t forget to visit his site HERE
The month of November has been very eventful for us in Malaysia .We have witnessed 2 rallies,the Bersih rally and then the Hindraf one now where do we go from here? I’m a strong believer that we are all here for a reason! The leaders jobs are to govern and its our jobs as stakeholders to evaluate if the management is right for us! Lets look at the country like a huge business, the biggest business in the country which we all are a part off. You pay taxes and reap benefits off it so you do have a say via the ballot boxes.
Bersih and Hindraf have been eye openers for me at least, it was a education of how the management dealt with a crisis and you normally see the real deal in such scenario’s. So what do i do now as a stakeholder who genuinely is concerned of this business? No i don’t start updating my resume and see if i match entry requirements into new businesses but i plan how i want to lead my life in the interest of people closest to my heart. I have decided to gather as much information on who the department heads are and see if they are still the right people to take the company to the next step.
Below is Delirium’s 5 step guide on what we should all do before the next election
Article on how fast global warming is hitting us without us realising.Imagine that,islands getting eaten up by nature!
At this pace what would be the scenario say in 50years?? Scary isn’t it!
Visit WWF Malaysia site on how you can do your bit in slowing down global warming
A day after the Hindraf rally im sure most of us have got our own versions of what happened(depending where your reading) .Its totally 2 different stories from the mainstream papers as compared to the sites and accounts from those who were there. One of my friends Danny was there, he went there with his dad and sister and shares his experience on thedaneshprojects. Its very clear from his experience that this was a wake up call for us Malaysians, yes i know it was by the indians with the intention of handing the petition to the UK embassy but take a few steps back and look at the bigger picture… We are Malaysians and from Danny’s experience it is not a Indian,Chinese or a Malay thing it is a Malaysian thing!Nobody is against anyone, we dont hate our own brothers and sisters.
WWF is running a appeal to the general public in their conservation work.Did you know that the Orang Utan’s can only be found on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra.Now you know why there is soo much said about the Orang Utan on this region as compared too anywhere else.The status of the Orang Utan is endangered Globally and vulnerable in Sabah & Sarawak.
Good News – There is almost no hunting of this species in Malaysia this year
Bad News – They are loosing their habitat
How can you help??
No you don have to plant a tree or give up your job and go save Orang Utan’s ,lets leave that bit to the safe hands of the people at WWF to do that.They need our support in order for them to do their job.
All you need to do is SMS WWF to 36188 now! (RM 5 per SMS) or you can donate to the cause directly via the WWF site.
