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2 friends from Penang being arrested for 622 Padang Merbok today now is in jail jinjang CANDLE VIRGIL tonight. train on 11pm back to Penang
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Malaysiakini
Dozens of tents set up by campers at Padang Merbok to protest against alleged electoral fraud in the 13th general election were seized by the authorities at 4.30am today.
Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM) chairperson Badrul Hisham Shaharin (left) – one of the organisers of the Occupy Padang Merbok event – said armed policemen and Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) enforcement men cleared the field.
“We met with DBKL at 1am and gave an assurance that by 8am we will empty Padang Merbok, but DBKL at 4.30am with armed police grabbed the tents and used violence, kicked those who were asleep,’ Badrul Hisham tweeted this morning.
Reads a tweet by another of the organisers, ‘Asalkan Bukan Umno’ (ABU): “DBKL officers raided Padang Merbok escorted by the police. They attacked the tents, confiscated them and left in a hurry!”
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Campers showed tremendous self-restraint’
Anything But Umno (ABU) chief Haris Ibrahim when reached this afternoon said there were some 250 to 300 campers when the raid took place.
“It was dark and difficult to estimate the number of DBKL men, but I would say it was a large contingent of enforcement officers whose number appeared to at least equal the number of those camping there,” Haris said.
He said the DBKL men were accompanied by the police.
“I was also informed that some of the policemen were armed, though I did not personally see this,” he said.
Haris added that most of the campers were already awake prior to the raid as the group’s security personnel had alerted them as more and more DBKL men arrived at the camping site.
“Those that were camping exercised tremendous self-restraint. There was no retaliation or attempt to defend the tents. In short, we allowed the tents to be taken away.
“In fact, we withdrew from the tents to avoid any possible untoward incident,” Haris said, adding that the raid was over in some 10 minutes.
Asked if anyone was hurt the in the incident, he replied: “None from our side, but I don’t know if the DBKL men tripped on the tents and hurt themselves.”
DBKL, police kick campers out of Padang Merbok
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Malaysia Chronicle
PRE-DAWN RAID: Police swoop in on sleeping campers to stop march to Parliament
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The campers are staying a 2nd night at Padang Merbok to protest against the Election Commission (EC).
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Unsung heroes. I’d like to meet some of them one day. When lawyers volunteer, we make a lot of noise about it. But these arent lawyers. 😉
“We are from various hospitals and doctors, who formed this team since Bersih 2.0.” They were on standby today at Pg Merbok for the campers.
Do you know about ‘Medical Team’, a group of volunteer doctors and nurses formed to be on standby during rallies and protests since Bersih2?
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PEJUANG RAKYAT… @putrareformasi
Timbalan ketua pas pusat. Yb nik abduh..#PdgMerbok622…12.22 pic.twitter.com/t9tK6egUsX
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PEJUANG RAKYAT… @putrareformasi
Yb tian chua di #PdgMerbok622…memberi sokongan kpd peserta2 yg berkhemah pic.twitter.com/rALE5GSUcd
Adam adli di #PdgMerbok622 …12.07 mlm pic.twitter.com/Z2aGpoRzB2
Seri kandi berjiwa kental..takbir..#PdgMerbok622 pic.twitter.com/3jcOdM2e8i
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PEJUANG RAKYAT… @putrareformasi
Ketua pemuda pas..di #PdgMerbok622 pic.twitter.com/aUnWhwX6ZO
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PEJUANG RAKYAT… @putrareformasi
#PdgMerbok622 jam 10.30 mlm.. pic.twitter.com/usEYnUi0Wq
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#Black505 : Perkhemahan Tuntutan Padang Merbok
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40 khemah yang didirikan di Padang Merbok selepas himpunan Black 505 semalam telah diturunkan. Pengerusi Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM) Badrul Hisham Shaharin berkata ia ekoran tindakan DBKL menyerahkan notis supaya mengosongkan Padang Merbok dalam tempoh dua jam pagi ini. Baki 50 khemah lagi masih kekal strukturnya di padang itu. Date added: June 23, 2013 |
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http://www.mobtv.my/current_affairs-3496.html
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masih bertahan dengan 105 khemah!! #SuaraRakyat505 #PulangBilaMenang!! #Black505BelumTamat
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Kenyataan Umum
23 Jun 2013 – 7.30pm
Alhamdulillah, Padang Merbok Berjaya Dipertahan Untuk Malam Kedua!
Walaupun telah diberi notis oleh DBKL supaya menutup khemah pada jam 10 pagi tadi, namun tiada sebarang tindakan diambil sehingga kenyataan ini ditulis. Notis tersebut memberi masa kepada peserta protes selama dua jam dan sepatutnya berakhir pada jam 12.15 tengahari tadi.
Ini satu perkembangan yang sangat positif dan khemah terus bertambah mengikut kadar kehadiran orang ramai yang juga bertambah. Kejayaan untuk dapat bermalam lagi sehari iaitu malam kedua di Padang Merbok ini pastinya mengundang lebih ramai peserta. Sekitar petang tadi juga menyaksikan cuaca jerebu bertambah baik dan orang ramai juga dijemput untuk bersama-sama bermalam di Padang Merbuk.
Protes NGO #SuaraRakyat505 yang mensasarkan SPR meletakkan jawatan kerana penipuan PRU-13 ini dijangka akan membuat keputusan mengejut dalam satu sidang media tergempar pada jam 9.15 malam ini. Semua wakil media dijemput untuk membuat liputan dan memberi bantuan hebahan secara maksima.
Sesungguhnya melawan kezaliman dan penindasan adalah satu aksi yang dituntut khususnya apabila demokrasi terus dicabul. Inilah masanya untuk mencipta sejarah, inilah detik terbaik untuk memberi tekanan terbesar kepada pemerintah yang menipu untuk terus berkuasa. Atau kita selamanya terus ditipu dan membenarkan negara ini dijarah oleh bangsa elitis bangsawan.
Bangun dan terus lawan kerana akhirnya dunia ini milik anak muda
Edy Noor Reduan
Pengarah Propaganda
Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM)
– See more at: http://anakmudamalaysia.com/2013/06/alhamdulillah-padang-merbok-berjaya-dipertahan-untuk-malam-kedua/#sthash.s4E1vF6i.H7mEAHgm.dpuf
Kenyataan Umum
23 Jun 2013 – 7.30pm
Alhamdulillah, Padang Merbok Berjaya Dipertahan Untuk Malam Kedua!
Walaupun telah diberi notis oleh DBKL supaya menutup khemah pada jam 10 pagi tadi, namun tiada sebarang tindakan diambil sehingga kenyataan ini ditulis. Notis tersebut memberi masa kepada peserta protes selama dua jam dan sepatutnya berakhir pada jam 12.15 tengahari tadi.
Ini satu perkembangan yang sangat positif dan khemah terus bertambah mengikut kadar kehadiran orang ramai yang juga bertambah. Kejayaan untuk dapat bermalam lagi sehari iaitu malam kedua di Padang Merbok ini pastinya mengundang lebih ramai peserta. Sekitar petang tadi juga menyaksikan cuaca jerebu bertambah baik dan orang ramai juga dijemput untuk bersama-sama bermalam di Padang Merbuk.
Protes NGO #SuaraRakyat505 yang mensasarkan SPR meletakkan jawatan kerana penipuan PRU-13 ini dijangka akan membuat keputusan mengejut dalam satu sidang media tergempar pada jam 9.15 malam ini. Semua wakil media dijemput untuk membuat liputan dan memberi bantuan hebahan secara maksima.
Sesungguhnya melawan kezaliman dan penindasan adalah satu aksi yang dituntut khususnya apabila demokrasi terus dicabul. Inilah masanya untuk mencipta sejarah, inilah detik terbaik untuk memberi tekanan terbesar kepada pemerintah yang menipu untuk terus berkuasa. Atau kita selamanya terus ditipu dan membenarkan negara ini dijarah oleh bangsa elitis bangsawan.
Bangun dan terus lawan kerana akhirnya dunia ini milik anak muda
Edy Noor Reduan
Pengarah Propaganda
Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM)
– See more at: http://anakmudamalaysia.com/2013/06/alhamdulillah-padang-merbok-berjaya-dipertahan-untuk-malam-kedua/#sthash.s4E1vF6i.H7mEAHgm.dpuf
23 Jun 2013 – 7.30pmAlhamdulillah, Padang Merbok Berjaya Dipertahan Untuk Malam Kedua!Walaupun telah diberi notis oleh DBKL supaya menutup khemah pada jam 10 pagi tadi, namun tiada sebarang tindakan diambil sehingga kenyataan ini ditulis. Notis tersebut memberi masa kepada peserta protes selama dua jam dan sepatutnya berakhir pada jam 12.15 tengahari tadi.Ini satu perkembangan yang sangat positif dan khemah terus bertambah mengikut kadar kehadiran orang ramai yang juga bertambah. Kejayaan untuk dapat bermalam lagi sehari iaitu malam kedua di Padang Merbok ini pastinya mengundang lebih ramai peserta. Sekitar petang tadi juga menyaksikan cuaca jerebu bertambah baik dan orang ramai juga dijemput untuk bersama-sama bermalam di Padang Merbuk.Protes NGO #SuaraRakyat505 yang mensasarkan SPR meletakkan jawatan kerana penipuan PRU-13 ini dijangka akan membuat keputusan mengejut dalam satu sidang media tergempar pada jam 9.15 malam ini. Semua wakil media dijemput untuk membuat liputan dan memberi bantuan hebahan secara maksima.Sesungguhnya melawan kezaliman dan penindasan adalah satu aksi yang dituntut khususnya apabila demokrasi terus dicabul. Inilah masanya untuk mencipta sejarah, inilah detik terbaik untuk memberi tekanan terbesar kepada pemerintah yang menipu untuk terus berkuasa. Atau kita selamanya terus ditipu dan membenarkan negara ini dijarah oleh bangsa elitis bangsawan.Bangun dan terus lawan kerana akhirnya dunia ini milik anak mudaEdy Noor Reduan
Pengarah Propaganda
Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM)
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Star
Sunday June 23, 2013 MYT 7:46:30 PM
Black 505 campers pack up but not leaving Padang Merbok yet
By SHAUN HO
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Malaysian Insider
Black 505: Campers pledge to stay, minus tents
The protesters who camped out at Padang Merbok last night will take down their tents, following the eviction notice this morning from City Hall.
But the protesters themselves will stay on, declared Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia chairman Badrul Hisham Shahrul, who is also known as Chegu Bard.
Black 505: Campers pledge to stay, minus tents
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Malaysiakini
Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM) has decided to slash the number of tents on Padang Merbok by half in what looks to be an attempt to compromise with Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).
The movement’s leader Badrul Hisham Shaharin told Malaysiakini that 40 tents have been taken down after the group was served a notice at 10am to vacate the area by noon.
As of 1.30pm, DBKL has not taken any action against the group, whom are still maintaining 50 tents.
Badrul Hisham said that SAMM is still discussing about what to do next.
“We’ll do things a thing at a time. Our problem is not with DBKL, but with the Election Commission. They must step down,” he said.
SAMM to stay put, but some tents removed
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Malaysian Insider
Black 505: Campers pledge to stay but will take down tents
The protesters who camped out at Padang Merbok last night will take down their tents, following the eviction notice this morning from City Hall.
But the protesters themselves will stay on, declared Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia chairman Badrul Hisham Shahrul, who is also known as Chegu Bard.
“We do not want them to deviate the attention of others from the real issue here. So we will dismantle the tents in stages as requested in the notice,” said Chegu Bard.
He stressed that although the tent structures will be removed, the group of protestors will continue to be here until the first sitting of the 13th Parliament of Malaysia tomorrow. “Our stand remains the same. Our presence here is to put pressure against the Election Commission and the top two to quit,” said Chegu Bard.
He said the tents will be removed in stages as some of them belong to individuals while some belong to other non-governmental organisations.
He said political activist Haris Ibrahim had a discussion with enforcement officer Nasarudin Daharun on the matter.
“He has agreed to give us more time to allow us to remove the tents structure,” said Chegu Bard. – June 23, 2013.
Black 505: Campers pledge to stay but will take down tents
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Malaysiakini
Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) this morning issued a two-hour notice to a group that had camped at Padang Merbok overnight to vacate the site.
DBKL enforcement officers, met by reporters at the site, said the notice was issued at 10.15am ordering them to remove the tents they had erected there as they did not have the permission of the mayor to do so.
“We are giving them until 12.15pm and if they fail to do so, action will be taken,” he said.
Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM) chairman Badrul Hisham Shahrin better known as Cikgu Bard said about 100 tents were erected at Padang Merbok after the Black 505 gathering there yesterday.
“Yesterday, 246 people camped here and we will act according to the situation depending on instructions from DBKL,” he said.
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Campers given 2 hours to vacate Padang Merbok
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Suasan dia Padang Merbok pada pukul 11malam td, gambar tak clear #Blackout505 #Black505 #padangmerbok622 pic.twitter.com/lNgLRmkTKD
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Teh S.G. @tehsg My small contribution to #pdgmerbok622 Just drop off some food for campers at #black505 All can help.. pls share pic.twitter.com/ERJd4Jd2Gh
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One night in Padang Merbuk.
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@IshamRais sedang menghasut di camping #Black505 pic.twitter.com/GcHi9Wjk2c
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Videos
Published on Jun 22, 2013
It’s believed a DBKL officer was isolated from the crowd at black 505 rally after he allegedly got into a scuffle with rally goers at Padang Merbok.
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Malaysiakini
After playing host to the Black 505 rally, Padang Merbok is now hosting about 40 camping tents erected by activist to protest against the Election Commission (EC).
The move was initiated by Solidarity Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM), which aims to camp in the area until the EC’s seven members step down.
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However, they are concerned about whether the authorities and their opponents will allow them camp out that long.
“If we can stay here until tomorrow without interference, it would be a big achievement,” said SAMM propaganda director Edy Nor Redzuan.
Padang Merbok is now tent city
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Malaysian Insider
Black 505: Now the worry is the Padang Merbok campsite, says Bar observer
The Black 505 rally camp that has been set up at Padang Merbok, Kuala Lumpur, is a worry to Bar Council representatives even though the rally itself was peaceful.
The co-chair of the human rights committee of the Council is concerned that what happened at Occupy Dataran will happen to SAMM (Suara Anak Muda Malaysia), the youth movement that has set up the camp. Andrew Khoo (pic) said he is worried that city hall authorities (DBKL) will evacuate and arrest campers like before.
His greatest concern is for the safety of both the DBKL authorities and SAMM should things get out of control.
“I’d like to urge the authorities to be a bit more accommodating,” he said. “There are by-laws but in this situatuon it would be better if they had a more generous approach to this in the name of democracy.”
He said he would like to see police continue to be as accommodating as they had been earlier in the day.
Black 505: Now the worry is the Padang Merbok campsite, says Bar observer
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Malaysian Insider
It’s not a Pakatan thing for some Padang Merbok campers
From appearances, these were young but hardy believers in Pakatan Rayat making a stand long after the Black 505 rally leaders and thousands of supporters had gone home. Not quite. Political loyalties were not what had driven some 200 students and youths to set up camp at Padang Merbok in Kuala Lumpur today with the attention of staying put until Monday.
Change is what they are after, even if there was risk in pitching tents at the site, an action unlikely to go down well with City Hall. “We have been ignored for far too long,” was a common refrain among them.
The Malaysian Insider spoke to a few of them who said they are fed-up with the government paying them lip service.
Desire for change driving Padang Merbok campers
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Earlier, the student activists were involved in a minor scuffle with City Hall enforcement officers who went in to pull down the tents.
The authorities had to back off after other protestors came to the aid of the students and youth.
Malaysian Insider
Black 505: 1% pitch tent
The big picture with the Black 505 rally is that it came and went largely without incident, even though a fraction of those protestors have decided to make camp in Padang Merbok and test the patience of the authorities.
More than 20,000 protestors took to the streets of Kuala Lumpur from seven gathering points about noon and marched to Padang Merbok, chanting anti-BN slogans. But almost all of them left at about 6pm.
All but 1%.
About 200 protestors representing Solidarity Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM) have decided not to leave.
How Malaysians record the history of this day depends on how they choose to interpret the above facts.
The critics will point to the 200 students and youth who have pitched about 40 tents on the field and plan to stay until Parliament convenes on Monday. Some will say this is occupation, like the ones that sparked changes abroad. Others will point to the big picture and 99% went home.
The focus at this moment is on the 1%. They have said they will camp it out until the 13th Parliament of Malaysia sits for the first time. The students are calling for the resignation of the Election Commission members.
They have called for re-enforcement, asking the public to bring them supplies as they begin their camp-out. More students and youth are expected to pitch tents there later tonight.
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There is a signboard on the field warning against the erection of any structure there. Those who violate this rule can be fined up to RM2,000 or jailed up to a year. – June 22, 2013.
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Malaysiakini
Black 505 rally ends, dozens camp in Padang Merbok
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