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[Admin] The trial for the 15 charged for the peaceful protest in front of the toxic radioactive Lynas plant in 2014 continues at Kuantan Sessions Court now. Two more green comrades, Dr.Phua and Ho Kam Huat will be taking the witness stand today.
We will never be afraid to stand up for our children. Let’s continue to march forward and fight this injustice together!
Activist Adam Adli held after pro-Anwar protest in KL – The Malaysian Insider
Police arrested Adam Adli Abdul Halim in downtown Kuala Lumpur today after the student activist gave a speech at a protest in support of Datuk Seri Anwar…
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“…there is the biggest concern with this operation, that the Australian company has still not put forward a waste management plant and you’re talking about thorium waste mixed with acidic streams of hydrochloric acid and sulphuric acid and sulphur dioxide that the company at one point was supposing to mix into raw building materials of sand and bitumen and use on roads. And using building materials such as chipboard. And now they’re proposing to put them into fertiliser and use them crop trials in Western Australia. This is outrageous to think that a company can get away with this type of operation, which, is potentially risking so many more people’s health and safety.” – Tully McIntyre, from Stop Lynas Inc Australia who stood in solidarity with the people of Malaysia on 622 ‘Shut Down Lynas’ in Gebeng.
Anti-Lynas protest in Malaysia as mining licence renewal looms | Asia Pacific | ABC Radio Australia
An estimated one thousand people picketed the Lynas rare earths plant in Pahang state on Sunday, in a fresh bid to have it shut down.
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Radio broadcast about Nat’s detention
http://thewire.org.au/storyDetail.aspx?ID=11689
Australian activist detained in Malaysia over rare earth protest
500km protest over cemetery shift nears end
One of the Pengerang residents disgruntled with the RM60 billion Refinery and Petrochemicals Integrated Development (Rapid) project, Chua Peng Sian, has embarked on the final leg of his 500km protest walk and is due to arrive in Kuala Lumpur this evening.
Chua’s 12-day journey is to protest against the relocation of Chinese cemetery in his village to make way for the Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex (PIPC).
Read more here: http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/265390
400 stage protest against coal-fired plant
KOTA KINABALU: Some 400 people comprising villagers and folks from the east coast’s Lahad Datu district have voiced their opposition against a proposed 300MW coal-fired power plant.