Boycott Malaysia - Malaysia descriminates and tortures minorities and non-malays with Apartheid Policy

Malaysia is discriminating minorities and non-Malays especially people of Indian and Chinese origin by UMNO government. There have been news of widespread atrocities against Indian. Indians and Chinese are highly discriminated and denied basic rights. Temples are demolished for no reasons. 100s of Hindu temples are demolished recently while people were worshiping inside.

Malaysia would have been an utterly poor third world country if it was not for the hard work and business capabilities of Chinese and Indian people. While they want all the benefits from these hardworking minorities, they are torturing and discriminating minorities and non-Malays in every area.

There has been reports that Malaysian Indians being discriminated in many occasions in terms of politics, business, education and also sociologically. Try to boycott Malaysia. Also try to persuade others in your circle to boycott Malaysia. Indian companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys and others should avoid Malaysia while setting up business plans. There are much better alternatives like Singapore or other countries in Asia pacific.

Boycott Malaysia in all means.

Even I was able to convince some of my friends both Indians and non-Indians to take off Malaysia from their travel plan instead include other southeast Asian destinations. So spread the news and boycott Malaysia in all means.

"In Malaysia, there is no equality before the law; no right to a fair and public trial; no presumption of innocence; no right to peaceful assembly; no freedom of thought, conscience and religion; and no freedom of opinion and expression."

Oh, yes. I couldn't agree more. One has only to read about the various trials involving government politicians that ended in them being found guilty and severely punished to know that there is no judicial freedom in Malaysia. Although the trial of former deputy PM Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim was given wide coverage both domestically and internationally, that is by no means a public trial, nor are the daily reports of court goings-on that can be found in the newspaper; all Malaysians are kept in the dark about what happens behind the courtroom doors.

The draconian laws imposed by the Malaysian government regarding public assembly have absolutely nothing to do with protecting the public peace and safety, and everything to do with ensuring the ruling coalition's hold on its power.

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