UKM4 sat down recently with Liz Gooch of the International Herald Tribune (global edition of the New York Times) to share about their experiences challenging the draconian University & University Colleges Act 1971 in the court of law. This feature story on the UKM4 was not only published in the Asia Pacific edition of the International Herald Tribune but also appeared in print on December 4, 2010 on the New York edition.
A conversation with 3 prominent student activists from 3 different generations – Isham Rais, Khairul Anuar and Hilman Idham will trace an oral history of student activism in Malaysia post-1969,from the demonstrations at Baling, Kedah in 1974, the Reformasi resurgence in the late 1990s, and the current Pro-Aspirasi/Pro-Mahasiswa divide.
In this final instalment, the UKM 4 tells us why they are going on a David and Goliath battle in challenging the constitutionality of the UUCA in a court of law.
The UKM 4 bares all. In Part 2, the four of them lets us in on what really happened on the day of their arrest in Hulu Selangor.
You’ve heard of the UKM4, you’ve read about their arrest and charge under the UUCA, you’ve seen a re-energised student movement seeking to repeal the UUCA, and Court proceedings are on-foot. But how much do you really know about the 4 protagonists? The UKM 4 bares all, in 3 Parts.
Sebulan bersama seorang peguam / aktivis / penulis belog dengan gayanya di SUHAKAM, membuat laporan polis dan dijadiklan subjek laporan polis, dan pasal siswa-siswa itu lah..
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