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工會2領袖遭辭退‧100銀行職員和平請願

KarlMarx — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 12:05:36 +0800

2012/02/04

全國銀行僱員職工會霹靂州分會針對總會2名領袖被所服務的銀行辭退、花紅和工會假期等課題舉行和平請願，約有100名來自各銀行的會員出席。

霹靂

2012-02-04 10:42

全國銀行僱員職工會霹靂州分會舉行和平請願，會員高舉標語和吹哨子。（圖：星洲日報）

卡拉西溫：希望兩名領袖恢復被僱傭。（圖：星洲日報）

公民社會跨國串連　台灣不應缺席

張心華 — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:31:03 +0800

2011/07/07

責任主編：張心華

馬來西亞公民社會僅為了爭取內國的正常選舉，民運人士發起「乾淨與公平選舉聯盟」（Bersih2.0）要求建立一個獨立運作的選舉機制，並以和平方式進行倡議。然而，大馬政府卻將黑手深入「乾淨選舉」，並惡意騷擾公民運動，甚至揚言以「國內安全法」（ISA）進行打壓。

聲援馬國乾淨與公平選舉聯盟人權團體批：國安法不合時宜

王顥中 — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 21:33:30 +0800

2011/07/06

國際特赦組織台灣分會副秘書長楊宗澧表示，淨選盟預計於今年（2011）7月9日舉辦大規模集會Bersih 2.0，然而從6月24號開始，就已經有超過150人以上的參與、支持者被馬國警方以《國內安全法令》逮捕，而積極投入的人權NGO「人民之聲 Suaram」甚至還遭到非法搜索，電腦及相關文宣、活動T恤等相關物資都被扣押。臺灣人權促進會秘書長蔡季勳則批評，馬來西亞的《國內安全法令》允許政府、警察未經起訴就逕行逮捕拘留人民，早已不合時宜，呼籲臺灣應以國際人權標準，共同加入關注馬國人權及民主。

責任主編：樓乃潔

7月5日上午，臺灣人權促進會、國際特赦組織臺灣分會等團體，前往位於敦化北路的馬來西亞在臺辦事處，要求馬國政府立即釋放近日被逮捕的「乾淨與公平選舉聯盟」成員。

（攝影：王顥中）

抗議馬國政府針對乾淨公平選舉聯盟（Bersih2.0）的逮捕行動

張心華 — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 17:24:17 +0800

資料日期:

2011/07/05

我們嚴正抗議馬來西亞政府連日來對民主改革人士與社會運動一連串的騷擾和逮捕行動，要求馬國政府應該無條件立即釋放所有民權人士，充分尊重馬國人民集會結社等意見表達的自由。

馬國民主大集會籲十萬人上街

naichieh — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 16:52:44 +0800

2011/07/04

2011/06/30 22:28:49

（中央社記者孫天美吉隆坡30日專電）在馬來西亞警方大肆逮捕鼓吹民眾出席7月9日的民主之行大集會之際，馬國「乾淨與公平選舉聯盟」主席安美嘉今天和警察總長會面，要求警方協助使民主之行能和平進行。

馬國大選前抓民權人士　我NGO組織抗議

naichieh — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 16:49:11 +0800

2011/07/04

【2011/6/30 20:46】

〔本報訊〕馬來西亞明年將舉辦大選，但近日當局大動作逮捕上百名「乾淨與公平選舉聯盟」組織成員，引發國際人權團體關注。台灣NGO（非政府組織）團體今（30）日以聯合聲明向馬國表達嚴正抗議，要求當局應該立刻無條件釋放被捕的民權人士。

馬來西亞「乾淨與公平選舉聯盟」是當地一群公民社團所組成，倡議馬國選制改革，同時要求當局應該建立一個獨立運作的選舉機制。

抗議馬國政府針對乾淨選舉聯盟(Bersih2.0)的逮捕行動！

naichieh — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 16:33:53 +0800

資料日期:

2011/07/04

活動日期:

2011/07/05 - 10:00am

抗議馬國政府針對公平選舉聯盟(Bersih2.0)的逮捕行動!台灣NGO聯合聲明

張心華 — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 18:05:16 +0800

資料日期:

2011/06/30

獨立媒體陷生存危機馬「獨立新聞在線」自救

blackdog — Sat, 21 May 2011 23:58:28 +0800

2011/05/21

饒仁毅的資金是向他的金主募來的，在金主和饒仁毅之間，以及饒仁毅和「獨立」的編採團隊之間，如果不能維持各自獨立的關係，就會影響到編採的自主性，「以饒仁毅在董教總的地位，他又做過大馬留台同學會的總會長，有江湖地位，也不可能沒有壓力」，不過受到什麼壓力，饒仁毅從不會把它帶到「獨立」編採團隊的身上，「饒仁毅大概兩三個月，跟大家會吃一吃飯，有的時候聊到，也只是輕描淡寫的，而且事情都早已經過去了。」

責任主編：vincent

由於金主不願意再投資，馬來西亞的重要華文獨立媒體「

国光石化彰化建厂遭否决我国再被点名为外移选择

blackdog — Sun, 24 Apr 2011 20:48:37 +0800

2011/04/23

作者／本刊记者 Apr 23, 2011 10:59:09 pm

【本刊记者撰述】台湾总统马英九昨天否决备受争议的国光石化开发案，为六年多的争议划下句点，但是马来西亚却再被点名，有可能成为国光石化开发案外移的其中一个地点；台湾行政院院长吴敦义今天对媒体说，不排除迁往马来西亚或印尼等国家。

彭大臣称稀土厂不释放辐射彭亨公正党揭其睁眼说瞎话

blackdog — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 17:24:18 +0800

2011/04/01

作者／本刊记者 Apr 01, 2011 04:44:13 pm

【本刊记者撰述】彭亨州大臣安南耶谷保证关丹格宾稀土提炼厂安华，不会释放辐射危害附近居民。彭亨州人民公正党揭其睁眼说瞎话，并以此挑战他下届到英迪拉马哥打或关丹上阵，以证明人民赞同他的说法。

馬來西亞‧彭亨關丹擬建稀土廠‧“拯救大馬”委會往國會糾察

blackdog — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 17:01:56 +0800

2011/03/31

（馬來西亞）新成立的非政府組織“拯救大馬”（Save Malaysia）委員會，3月30日就彭亨州關丹Lynas稀土提煉廠危害公眾健康課題，前往國會進行抗議，並向首相拿督斯里納吉提呈備忘錄。

“拯救大馬”委員會委員邢福海受詢時表示，他們希望政府能夠關注這起事件，以保障人民的健康。

他說，近百名組織成員30日凌晨1時從關丹出發，並於清晨6時從吉隆坡湖濱公園步行至國會大廈進行抗議活動。

稀土提煉廠6月試跑

Press Release and Report of Fact-Finding Mission to Sabah, Malaysia

yauzong — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 23:25:24 +0800

Malaysia is probably one of the worst places for migrants.

This is one of the conclusions drawn by an eleven-people team that went for a fact finding mission to Sabah, Malaysia last June 11-16, 2009.

Organized by the Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants (APMM) together with Tenaganita of Malaysia and Migrante International of the Philippines, the fact finding mission aimed to know the real situation of undocumented migrants living and working in the Sabah state, check on the developments with regard to the joint initiatives of the Malaysian government with Indonesian and Philippine governments in addressing this issue, and look into the situation of undocumented Indonesians and their need for education.

“On top of the fact that it has not ratified the International Convention on the Protection of Migrant Workers and Their Families, the Malaysian government has not only cracked down on migrants but have virtually permitted several questionable practices: physical abuse by government authorities, corruption and bribery, human trafficking, child labor, and bonded or slave labor,” stated Aurelio Estrada, APMM desk coordinator for undocumented migrants and one of the mission’s participants.

This conclusion, said Estrada, came from the interviews they have made with more than 100 migrant workers and their families in Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan and Tawau. Sabah is noted to have the biggest population of both Indonesian and Filipino migrants.

The mission criticized both the Indonesian and Philippine governments for doing little in addressing this concern. While the Indonesian consulate has remained inconsistent in solving the migrants’ complaints, the Philippine government contests the political claim to Sabah as a reason not to establish a permanent office there to assist migrants.

Both these governments, added Estrada, have aggressively implemented the labor export program with Malaysia being one of their top country destinations.

The mission also pointed out the case of migrant workers who were unpaid and made to bonded labor in See Hoy Chan Plantation in Lahad Datu. By pursuing the case and exposing the migrants’ situation to the media, it has forced the Philippine government to provide support to the Filipino migrants.

Aside from APMM, Tenaganita and Migrante, the other participants of the mission came from a wide variety of backgrounds: Cong. Luz Ilagan of Gabriela Women’s Party in the Philippines, Rey Asis of the Asia Pacific Students and Youth Association (ASA), Baseer Naweed of the Asian Human Right s Commission, Tony Salcedo of Osan Migrants Center in South Korea, Amy Sim from Hong Kong University and Fajar Kurniawan from Lumbaga Banduan Hukum, a lawyer’s group in Indonesian.

The mission’s report revealed plans to engage with The Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) to immediately and concretely address the situation of undocumented migrants, particularly in Malaysia. The report (attached to this press release) will be submitted to them in the upcoming meetings of the ASEAN.

“Migrant workers in Malaysia virtually become slaves and criminals – a situation that has got to change by the governments who should be primarily responsible for them,” concluded Estrada. #

(Note: Attached in the email is the complete report of the FFM for your reference)

資料日期:

2009/08/06

摘要:

They are treated as slaves, criminals
Malaysia is worst place for migrants

說明:

Press Release
August 06, 2009

For Reference:
Aurelio Estrada
Contact No. 852-97470546

Malaysia is probably one of the worst places for migrants.

This is one of the conclusions drawn by an eleven-people team that went for a fact finding mission to Sabah, Malaysia last June 11-16, 2009.

Both these governments, added Estrada, have aggressively implemented the labor export program with Malaysia being one of their top country destinations.

“Migrant workers in Malaysia virtually become slaves and criminals – a situation that has got to change by the governments who should be primarily responsible for them,” concluded Estrada. #

(Note: Attached in the email is the complete report of the FFM for your reference)

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“Stop the cover up, do your job.” APMM hits DFA for neglect of Sabah 15

yauzong — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 23:17:54 +0800

“The DFA and this government are only good and fast at whitewashing their inutility to save the lives of OFWs. With the case of the Sabah 15, they should just stop the cover up and do their job of really assisting the workers.”

This was declared today by Gi Estrada, program coordinator of the Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants (APMM) following claims by the Department of Foreign Affairs that they have been providing assistance to 15 Filipino workers victimized by bonded labor at the palm oil plantation See Hoy Chan Company in Lahad Datu, Sabah.

“It is contemptible for the DFA to convolute the facts and vilify APMM and Gabriela Women’s Party for exposing the dire situation of the starving and exploited workers. They were never there, they never took into account the concerns of the workers, and they never lifted a finger until their office was under public fire. It’s a barefaced lie for the DFA and the Philippine Embassy in Malaysia to say that they’ve been helping the OFWs from the start,” he remarked.

Estrada belied the DFA’s claim of assistance to the workers. According to him, APMM first faxed and emailed the complaints of the OFWs to the Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur on April 29 which the Embassy did not acknowledge. (It is attached for your perusal)

On May 24, the workers informed APMM that Mr. Gangco T. Punguinaguina, Consular assistant in-charge of ATN, had contacted them by phone and told them that they would be reported to Malaysian immigration and police officials and would be sent home. Punguinaguina also told the workers that they should take care of their airfare and discounted penalty fee for those who have no work permits and were considered as overstayers.

Estrada reported that he personally called up Mr. Punguinaguina who said that the OFW’s cannot file

a labor case because the OFW’s did not pass through the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA). That is the reason why Butch Pastolero, one of the complaining workers, was reluctant to provide the ATN official the numbers of the company management because they wanted the company to compensate them properly for their work.

“We talked directly to the workers during the Fact-Finding Mission we conducted with other groups like Gabriela from June 11 to 16 to ascertain their condition – something the Philippine Embassy never did. No negotiation was ever conducted by the company with the workers, Ambassador Lecaros never talked to the distressed workers, and the touted presence of Philippine consular officials in Sandakan and Sarawak – which is still a plane ride away from Lahad Datu – never did anything,” he relayed.

Additionally, Estrada hit the DFA for even defending the exploitative practice of the said company. The DFA’s press statement yesterday claimed that the workers have an employment contract that stipulates that their wages would be from RM800 (P10,902) to RM1,000 (P13,627) per month based on their individual output. But they were paid less allegedly because they were not able to reach the quota set by the company.

Based on the worker’s account to APMM, the highest that any one of them got was RM500 (P6,814). But this was deducted by RM125 (P1703) for the levy and work permit and a further minimum of RM200 (P2725) for the food and other supplies that they loaned from the company run-store. In effect, their take home pay was only RM175 (P2,385). There were times that they were paid only RM100 to RM300 a month which meant that their debt was greater than their wages.

“Isn’t this bonded labour that even international laws prohibit? Instead of sounding like the spokesperson of the company, should not the DFA and Embassy assist in claiming the wage arrears of the workers? Undocumented or not, it is the foremost responsibility of the Philippine government to help any distressed overseas Filipino,” he added.

Estrada said that they will closely monitor the promise of the DFA and the Embassy in Kuala Lumpur to go to the plantation this Thursday to take the workers. He also added that Philippine officials promised that nobody will be detained by Malaysian Immigration and police officials and that they would take care of all their expenses up to Iloilo.

“It is not enough to just send them home as if no crime against the OFW’s were done against them by their employer and by their illegal recruiter. The government should assist the workers in getting the justice and compensation from the recruiter and from the employer that the OFWs rightfully deserve,” he concluded.

資料日期:

2009/06/23

說明:

Press Release
23 June 2009
For reference: Gi Estrada
Program Coordinator
Tel. No.: (852) 97470546

Estrada reported that he personally called up Mr. Punguinaguina who said that the OFW’s cannot file

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Gov’t help sought for 15 OFWs in Sabah

yauzong — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:06:17 +0800

MANILA, Philippines—Fifteen Filipino workers are being kept in slave-like conditions in a palm oil plant in Sabah and are asking the Philippine government for help, according to groups that conducted a fact-finding mission there.

According to the Asia Pacific Mission for Migrant Workers (APMM) and the Gabriela party list, the 15 workers of Hoy Chan Plantations in Jalan Jeroco, Sabah are also at risk of dying of hunger after their employer stopped them from getting food from the company store.

The OFWs have been in the company from December 2008 and March 2009. They are Joenel Caro, Roland Casis, Nelio Casquejo, Ruben Cortel, Moisis Cortel, Michael Duran, John Mark Libuna, Vicente Libuna, Rene Lim, Ariel Lorena, Ian Rey Lorena, Butch Pastolero, Quizy Pastolero, Romeo Pedregosa, and Zandro Camda. They started work at the company at different times between December 2008 and March 2009.

They said no Philippine government agency was attending to the plight of the 15 undocumented OFWs.

Gabriela party list Representative Luz Ilagan, who joined the mission in Sandakan, Sabah and Kota Kinabalu, said the OFWs are victims of “bonded slavery” because their situation: They are being held by the employers, they are required to work more hours than legally allowed, they are paid very low wages, and they do not have any social security benefits, among others.

And the APMM agreed. “The employer should be investigated for practicing bonded labor. Such kind of practice which is akin to slavery is prohibited under international law,” it said.

Ilagan also pointed out another complication to the situation of the 15 workers, and those in similar dire straits. She said Sabah, which is claimed by both the Philippines and Malaysia, does not have a Philippine government office which could attend to Filipino workers.

“The problem is the structure is not clear as who should assist these workers. We don’t have an embassy in Sabah because of the claims dispute of the land,” she said in a phone interview.

She said most workers in Sabah’s palm oil plantations have stayed there beyond the limit allowed by the Malaysian government because they could not afford the renewal fee of their passport.

In a separate statement, the international workers' alliance Migrante urged the Arroyo administration to send a rescue mission to the 15 workers being held in the palm oil plantation.

“The OFWs are being held against their will without any food in retaliation for their refusal to work due to inhuman conditions in the plantation. The OFWs are calling for help and needs government intervention so that they can be repatriated back to the Philippines,” said Garry Martinez, Migrante International chairman.

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資料日期:

2009/06/19

說明:

http://globalnation.inquirer.net/news/breakingnews/view/20090619-211437/Govt-help-sought-for-15-OFWs-in-Sabah

They said no Philippine government agency was attending to the plight of the 15 undocumented OFWs.

And the APMM agreed. “The employer should be investigated for practicing bonded labor. Such kind of practice which is akin to slavery is prohibited under international law,” it said.

“The problem is the structure is not clear as who should assist these workers. We don’t have an embassy in Sabah because of the claims dispute of the land,” she said in a phone interview.

She said most workers in Sabah’s palm oil plantations have stayed there beyond the limit allowed by the Malaysian government because they could not afford the renewal fee of their passport.

In a separate statement, the international workers' alliance Migrante urged the Arroyo administration to send a rescue mission to the 15 workers being held in the palm oil plantation.

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Fifteen OFW’s in Sabah Prevented from Getting Food Supplies

yauzong — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:03:20 +0800

We are greatly concerned at the conditions of 15 complaining palm oil OFWs in Sabah who were prevented by their employer on June 17 from getting any food supplies from the company owned store. At the same time we are disturbed by the Philippine Embassy’s contention that this cannot be a labor case because the OFWs did not pass through the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) and that the only recourse left for them is that they be repatriated and deported back home.

The Asia Pacific Mission for Migrant Workers (APMM) first wrote the Philippine Embassy on April 29 requesting that the latter assist the workers on their labor case. These initially include delayed and incomplete payment of wages; deduction of wages for their visa fees; too much work; and the passport was held by the employer.

Subsequent communications with the workers and a visit to them in Sabah by a Fact Finding Mission team of NGO’s led by APMM and Tenaganita on June 14 revealed that their conditions are far worse. Essentially they are in debt bondage as they are paid between RM100 – RM500 a month but are deducted RM125 a month for a levy and work permit and another RM200 plus for food and other supplies in a store owned by the company. An additional RM200 was deducted from each of them for their working tools. Their conditions are similar to the exploitative conditions of Sacadas in Negros.

The FFM team was able to get documents from the OFWs on their exploitative conditions in See Hoy Chan Plantations in Jalan Jeroco, Sabah. In May, one group of 6 workers were paid by the company RM2587 but were deducted RM1744 for their food and other supplies from a company owned store. What was left was an average of RM140.5 (P1931) each. Their take home pay should have been an additional RM49 each but these were deducted as well from their wages.

Under Malaysian regulations, employers are allowed to deduct 50% of the levy from their foreign employees Most of the workers except for one named Butch Pastolero have no work permits yet even these are being deducted from them.

The workers have decided not to work on June 17 when the company told them that they cannot get any food and other supplies from the store inside the plantation. The Philippine Embassy should rescue them and assist them to be properly compensated for their work; get a refund of the payment they made for the levy which was pegged by the employer at RM1800 instead of RM600 and for other illegal deductions; repatriated back home free of charge; and assist the workers in filing a case against the employer for bonded labor. The Embassy should also go after the illegal recruiters who recruited the workers in the Philippines and charged accordingly.

Other than these, the employer should be investigated for practicing bonded labor. Such kind of practice which is akin to slavery is prohibited under international law.

Those who were in the Fact Finding Mission were the Asian Human Rights Commission, Rep. Luz Ilagan of Gabriela Women’s Party; Tenaganita; Migrante International; APMM; Legal Aid Institute of Yogjakarta Indonesia; ENGENDER; Osan Migrants Center; and the Asian Students Association (ASA).

資料日期:

2009/06/19

說明:

June 19, 2009
Press Statement
Source Verification:
Gi Estrada
APMM Coordinator
(852)9747-0546

Other than these, the employer should be investigated for practicing bonded labor. Such kind of practice which is akin to slavery is prohibited under international law.

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一個黑色的馬來西亞記霹靂州政變始末（下）

pzs — Tue, 19 May 2009 02:11:00 +0800

2009/05/21

一場馬來西亞歷史上絕無僅有的議會鬧劇終於落幕，場內場外，沒有重大流血，但警方一共逮捕116人，同時，放任50多名政治部員警進入議會拉出議員，甚至可能有人配槍進入，無疑是馬來西亞議會史上最黑暗的一章。

編按：霹靂州政變，是馬來西亞近年來最嚴重的一起政治事件，也是以往長年執政的國陣，欲奪回執政權所發動的手段。

為使台灣讀者瞭解事件脈絡，苦勞網特別向馬來西亞獨立新聞在線記者黃書琪邀稿，詳述事件始末。馬來西亞自去年大選變天之後，政局波濤洶湧，其由國民陣線一黨獨大到民主化的過程，值得國人關注。

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一個黑色的馬來西亞記霹靂州政變始末（上）

pzs — Tue, 19 May 2009 01:34:05 +0800

2009/05/19

5月7日前後，執政中央的國民陣線（簡稱國陣）政府，出動大批警力，一共逮捕116人，只差三人，就可平了1989年10月27日「茅草行動」的紀錄。被逮捕的116人當中，包括講師、律師、媒體工作者、專欄作家、議員、政黨人士、一般平民。

編按：霹靂州政變，是馬來西亞近年來最嚴重的一起政治事件，也是以往長年執政的國陣，欲奪回執政權所發動的手段。

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59 Pinoys face death penalty abroad

yauzong — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 12:23:31 +0800

MANILA, Philippines - Fifty-nine Filipino workers languishing in various jails worldwide are facing the death penalty, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported.

Most of the cases involve several offenses such as rape, drug smuggling and homicide and are pending in China, Malaysia, Kuwait, Brunei, United States and Saudi Arabia, said Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Esteban Conejos Jr.

“The cases of the 59 Filipinos are in different stages," Conejos added.

Citing data from Philippine foreign posts, Conejos said there were a total of 87 Filipinos on death row since January 2006. Of the number, 28 were commuted. He added that 12 Filipinos already returned home after serving their prison sentences.

Ten cases of Filipinos, who allegedly committed crimes punishable by death are still on preliminary investigation, while 49 are pending in courts.

Conejos said 49 Filipinos are facing death for drug-related charges, mostly in Chinese jails. The good thing is that China has a two-year reprieve for foreign nationals with death sentences.

“In China they have what they call suspended cases wherein the implementation of execution is suspended for two years so that in the event the detainee behaves properly in jail, it is commuted to life sentence. This allows them to credit good behavior in prison," Conejos said.

The DFA has been actively campaigning to abolish or at least secure a moratorium on the death penalty in countries with jailed Filipinos.

With more and more Filipinos facing the death penalty overseas, Party-list Representative Satur Ocampo, of Bayan Muna, wants to amend the existing Philippine laws and provide substantial legal services to overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who are facing trial or languishing on death row. [See: Bill seeks to beef up RP embassies, save 5,000 OFWs from jails]

Ocampo’s recently filed bill, House Bill 5657, seeks to expand the scope and upgrade the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) program to provide full legal assistance to migrant workers and overseas Filipinos in distress.

HB 5657 also seeks to transform the office of the Legal Assistant for Migrant Workers Affairs to the Office of the Undersecretary for Migrant Workers Affairs with the rank, salary and privileges equal to an undersecretary of the DFA. - GMANews.TV

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2009/05/12

MANILA, Philippines - Fifty-nine Filipino workers languishing in various jails worldwide are facing the death penalty, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported.

“The cases of the 59 Filipinos are in different stages," Conejos added.

Ten cases of Filipinos, who allegedly committed crimes punishable by death are still on preliminary investigation, while 49 are pending in courts.

Conejos said 49 Filipinos are facing death for drug-related charges, mostly in Chinese jails. The good thing is that China has a two-year reprieve for foreign nationals with death sentences.

The DFA has been actively campaigning to abolish or at least secure a moratorium on the death penalty in countries with jailed Filipinos.

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windson — Sat, 09 May 2009 07:22:54 +0800

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世新大學的馬來西亞學生王慧儀表示，由民間團體所組織的「乾淨與公平選舉聯盟」（簡稱公選盟）發言人黃進發，數日前呼籲民眾一同於5月7日穿上黑衣，提出「一個黑色的馬來西亞」口號，要求解散霹靂州議會並重新選舉，但黃進發於5日就因違反煽動法遭逮捕。

7日下午六點，約40位身著黑衣的馬來西亞旅台生及台灣聲援人士，聚集在自由廣場，響應同時於馬來西亞國內進行的「一個黑色的馬來西亞」行動。抗議學生並特別製作一面塗黑的大馬國旗，表達他們對國內高壓強權政治的沉痛控訴。

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