This is the slide on Kaiduan Dam.There are for 4 slides made by 4 different group of NGO's who are protesting the Kaiduan Dam. This slides which already made by NGO's.
Please use this slide for make sharing and awareness about the Kaiduan dam.
Don't forget to sign petition and also add them in Facebook
www.thepetitionsite.com/1/stop-kaiduan-dam
http://www.facebook.com/people/StopKaiduandam-Borneo/100000440871488
I don't take any credit for the slides.
Slide 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?ooinymjn5m1
Slide 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?mmymdyoncnz
Slide 3
http://www.mediafire.com/?2nmdzzzjnuo
Slide 4
http://www.mediafire.com/?2otdmfeczk4
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Petisyen Terhadap Polis
Petisyen parti-parti politik dan pertubuhan-pertubuhan Negeri Johor kepada Perdana Menteri
Kerajaan Wajib Bertanggungjawab Keatas
Tindakan Pihak Polis Sering Melepaskan Tembakan Sesuka Hati
Dan Sikap Polis Tidak Mengendahkan Nyawa Rakyat
Tindakan Pihak Polis Sering Melepaskan Tembakan Sesuka Hati
Dan Sikap Polis Tidak Mengendahkan Nyawa Rakyat
Kami, ?? parti politik dan pertubuhan Negeri Johor berasa terperanjat dan depres terhadap kes kematian suspek disebabkan oleh tembakan polis yang sering berlaku kebelakangan ini. Kami juga berasa terperanjat dan depres terhadap cara pihak berkenaan menangani kes-kes sebegini. Tanpa pilihan lain, pihak kami terpaksa menghantar petisyen kepada Perdana Menteri.
Suara Rakyat Malaysia (SUARAM) cawangan Johor Bahru telah menerima dua aduan tentang pembunuhan rakyat biasa oleh tembakan polis. Berikut merupakan keterangan lanjut tentang 2 kes tersebut:-
1. Pada 20hb Oktober 2008, lebih kurang pukul 3 pagi, tiga pemuda berketurunan India yang berumur lebih kurang 30 tahun, Augustin A/L Mahamenathan, M. Jagathesan dan Siva telah ditembak oleh polis di Taman Johor. Augustine dan Jagathesan terbunuh di tempat kejadian manakala Siva berjaya melarikan diri. Mengikut sijil kematian yang dikemukakan oleh keluarga Augustine, dia mati kerana kecederaan sebab tembakan di dada dan abdomen. Pihak polis mendakwa pihaknya melepaskan tembakan untuk mempertahankan diri kerana mangsa cuba menetak anggota polis dengan pisau pemotong daging dan parang semasa ditahan oleh polis kerana disyaki terbabit dalam kes samun.
Menurut Justin A/L Mahamenathan, abang kepada mangsa bernama Augustine, dan Siva yang berjaya melarikan diri, ketiga-tiga mangsa berteman ke sebuah kedai perjudian haram yang terletak di Taman Johor. Lebih kurang jam 1 pagi, empat orang anggota polis yang berpakaian biasa telah masuk ke kedai tersebut dan menggari ketiga-tiga mangsa selepas tunjukkan kad kuasa polis. Augustine diheret keluar oleh polis, manakala Siva dan Jaganathan tinggal dalam kedai. Kedengaran beberapa das tembakan dari luar kedai sejurus selepas itu. Siva dan Jaganathan turut diheret keluar dari kedai selepas itu. Gari mereka kemudiannya dibuka dan mereka diarahkan melarikan diri manakala empat anggota polis yang terbabit pula melepaskan tembakan dari belakang. Jagathesan terkena tembakan dan jatuh ke atas lantai manakala Siva berjaya melarikan diri. Menurut Siva, anggota polis terus melepaskan tembakan kearah Jagathesan yang telah jatuh.
2. Pada 20hb Oktober 2009, seorang remaja Melayu, Mohd Afham Bin Arin, 18 tahun, menunggang motosikal bersama Mohd Firdaus Bin Marsawai yang juga berumur 18 tahun telah dikejar dan ditembak mati oleh 3 orang polis yang berpakaian biasa semasa dalam perjalanan dari Taman Johor Jaya ke Pasir Gudang. Mohd Afham mati kerana kecederaan yang berpunca daripada tembakan pistol di arteri jantung . Pihak polis mendakwa, dalam sidang akbar keesokan harinya, bahawa 3 polis peronda bermotosikal cuba menahan motosikal yang dinaiki oleh Mohd Afham dan Mohd Firdaus kerana mereka disyaki terlibat dalam kes ragut yang berlaku di Taman Johor Jaya. Pihak polis melepaskan tembakan atas alasan mempertahankan diri kerana pembonceng motosikal iaitu Mohd Fridaus melibas pedang terhadap anggota polis. Insiden berakhir dengan Mohd Afham terbunuh manakala Mohd Firdaus berjaya melarikan diri .
Mohd Fridaus telah membuat satu akuan sumpah pada 7hb Januari 2010, yang menyatakan mangsa dan dia tidak pernah menyerang polis dengan pedang, dan mereka juga bukan “peragut” yang disifatkan oleh pihak polis. Pada 19hb Oktober 2009, selepas makan malam di Taman Scientex dengan kawan, Mohd Afham dan Mohd Firdaus telah menunggang sebuah motosikal menuju ke rumah kakak Mohd Afham di Taman Daya.
Semasa tiba di lampu isyarat depan Taman Johor Jaya, mereka didatangi tiga buah motosikal yang ditunggang oleh tiga lelaki yang tidak dikenali. Tiga lelaki tersebut cuba memperhentikan motosikal mereka. Mereka tidak berhenti kerana beranggapan tiga lelaki itu adalah perompak. Salah seorang dari tiga lelaki tersebut telah meneriak ”Polis!Polis!Polis” terhadap mereka. Oleh kerena tiga lelaki itu tidak beruniform dan tidak tunjukan kad kuasa polis, maka mereka tidak berani hentikan motosikal.
Mereka terus memecut ke arah Pasir Gudang. Selapas lebih kurang setengah jam kejar-mengejar, Mohd Firdaus kedengaran satu das tembakan dari belakang dan dia terus mengankat tangan sebagai tanda serah diri. Dia kedengaran das tembakan kedua, mangsa dan dia terus jatuh dari motosikal ke arah yang berbeza. Sekali lagi tembakan kedengaran. Sepucuk pistol diacukan kearah Mohd Firdaus. Mohd Firdaus sekali lagi mengangkat tangan sebagai tanda serah diri.
Dalam keadaan bingung dan takut, dia telah berundur dan jatuh ke cerun semak di belakangnya. Mohd Firdaus telah mengambil kesempatan ini untuk melarikan diri. Dia kemudiannya membuat panggilan di sebuah pondok telefon dan meminta kawannya datang untuk menjemputnya. Selepas itu, Mohd Firdaus tidak mendapat sebarang berita dari Mohd Afham. Mohd Firdaus pergi kerja seperti biasa pada keesokan hari. Dia hanya diberitahu oleh ahli keluarga Mohd Afham bahawa Afham telah ditembak mati oleh polis pada 12 tengahari.
Kedua-dua kes tersebut diatas yang berlaku di Johor dan Kes Aminulrasyid yang berlaku di Shah Alam, Selangor telah menunjukkan bahawa:
Pertama, mangsa-mangsa ini semuanya “disyaki” oleh polis sebagai “perompak”. Pihak polis turut mendakwa mangsa ditembak mati kerana cuba menyerang anggota polis dengan pisau dan pedang.
Kedua, tembakan yang dilepaskan oleh pihak polis adalah bertujuan membawa maut kerana tembakan semuanya dituju kepada dada, abdomen dan jantung.
Ketiga, alasan bahawa pihak polis melepaskan tembakan demi mempertahankan diri sukar dipercayai oleh orang ramai.
Tindakan pihak polis melepaskan tembakan sewenang-wenang atas nama “mempertahankan diri” dan sikap yang tidak mengendahkan nyawa rakyat telah membawa pengaruh negative yang serius. Rakyat pelbagai kaum kini hidup dalam ketakutan kerana risau akan jadi magsa seterusnya. Mengikut tinjauan soal selidik bebas yang dibuat oleh Merdeka Centre, seramai 58% rakyat tidak puas hati dengan tindakan yang diambil oleh pihak polis dalam mengendalikan kes Aminulrasyid dan antaranya seramai 70% kaum Cina tidak puas hati dengan tindakan polis manakala untuk kaum Melayu seramai 50% tidak puas hati dan 32% puas hati, dan untuk kaum India, 64% tidak puas hati dan 18% puas hati dangan tindakan polis. Seramai 91% rakyat seluruh Malaysia pernah dengar tentang kes Aminulrasyid . Keputusan soal selidik ini secara kasar telah mencerminkan kecenderungan dan pendapat rakyat jikapun tidak seratus peratus tepat.
Rakyat pelbagai kaum menaruh harapan kepada Ketua Polis Negera Tan Sri Musa Hassan untuk mengambil tindakan menghentikan tidakan kejam polis yang tidak mengendahkan nyawa, KPN bukan sahaja tidak meminta maaf kepada keluarga mangsa dan rakyat jelata di atas tidakan pihak polis tidak melindungi nyawa dan harta rakyat dengan baik malah mengeluarkan kenyataan sombong dan angkuh bahawa beliau sedia mengarahkan anggotanya supaya tidak lagi mengawal jika itu kehendak rakyat . Menteri Dalam Negeri, Dato' Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein pula tidak mengambil sebarang tindakan terhadap kenyataan Ketua Polis Negara yang angguh dan sombong itu.
Jika keadaan tidak mengendahkan nyawa rakyat oleh pihak polis, sikap keangkuhan ketua Polis Negara dan perangai membutakan mata Menteri Dalam Negeri terus berlaku tanpa berhenti, rakyat pasti akan berpendapat bahawa dakwaan kerajaan BN bahawa “tugas polis adalah melindungi nyawa dan harta rakyat” hanya merupakan satu penipuan. Kalau situasi ini bertambah teruk, apa yang akan terjadi kepada usaha Tuan Perdana Menteri untuk membentuk “Satu Malaysia” adalah amat ngeri direnungi.
Justeru itu, Kami menyeru Perdana Menteri dan Kerajaan Barisan Nasional harus bertanggungjawab atas tindakan pihak polis yang tidak mengendahkan nyawa rakyat:--
1. Mengarah Ketua Polis Negara meletak jawatan dan mengambil tindakan undang- undang keatas anggota polis yang terbabit.
Sebagai pegawai tertinggi dalam pasukan Polis DiRaja Malaysia, Ketua Polis Negara dengan hanya mendengar cerita sebelah anak buahnya, bukan sahaja menolak tututan munasabah pihak keluarga mangsa dan masyarakat, malah mengeluarkan kenyataan yang angkuh dan sombong. Ini telah menjatuhkan maruah rakyat pelbagai bangsa negara kita. Beliau harus meletak jawatan dengan segera. Anggota polis yang terbabit harus dibicara dan menerima hukuman dengan adil. Pihak kerajaan pula harus menegakkan keadilan dengan membersihkan nama baik mangsa dan memberi ganti rugi kepada ahli keluarga mangsa.
2. Menubuhkan Suruhanjaya Diraja untuk menyiasat segala kes tembak mati oleh Polis.
Pada pendapat kami, hanya Suruhanjaya Diraja yang bebas dan berkuasa dapat mencungkil rasiah sebanar kematian mangsa-mangsa kes tembak mati polis. Lain dengan mahkamah koronel, Suruhanjaya Diraja mempunyai kuasa untuk memangil saksi dalam proses penyiasatan. Mahkamah koronel pula hanya bergantung kepada bukti yang dikemukakan oleh pihak Polis untuk menentukan punca kematian. Fungsi sebenar mahkamah koronel hanya untuk endos, dari segi undang-undang, apa-apa sebab kematian yang dikemukakan oleh pihak polis.
Suruhanjaya Diraja dibentuk daripada pakar undang-undang dan perubatan. Keputusan Suruhanjaya Diraja yang berdasarkan siasatan bebas dari pelbagai aspek dipercayai lebih adil. Suruhanjaya Diraja juga kelihatan lebih neutral.
3. Menubuhkan Suruhanjaya Bebas Aduan dan Salah Laku Polis (IPCMC) untuk memantau Salahguna Kuasa Polis.
Pada tahun 2005, Suruhanjaya Diraja yang diketuai oleh bekas Ketua Hakim Negara Tun Mohamed Dzaiddin telah mengemukakan sebanyak 125 cadangan untuk menambahbaikkan institusi Polis DiRaja Malaysia (PDRM), antaranya termasuk penubuhan Suruhanjaya Bebas Aduan dan Salah Laku Polis (IPCMC). Namun, cadangan tersebut tidak diambil serius oleh Kerajaan. Sebaliknya kerajaan melalui Menteri Jabatan Perdana Menteri, YB Mohamed Nazri, dalam jawapan bertulis kepada YB Lim Kit Siang (DAP-Ipoh Timur) di Parlimen pada 14hb Jun ini, mengumumkan kerajaan telah mewartakan penubuhan Suruhanjaya Intergriti Agensi Penguatkuasaan (SIAP) dibawah naungan Jabatan Perdana Menteri pada 3hb September tahun lepas . SIAP akan menguruskan aduan terhadap 21 agensi kerajaan termasuk PDRM. Sifat keadilan, kebebasan dan keberkesanan SIAP amat diragui kerana ditempatkan di bawah naungan Kementerian Perdana Menteri. Kami berpendapat bahawa, penubuhan IPCMC adalah satu-satunya cara untuk menghentikan salahguna kuasa dan tembak mati rakyat oleh polis.
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Voter Registration Message
Malaysian Catholic Students’ Council
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
We are expecting a general election very soon. As a citizen and as a Christian, it is our duty and right to participate in the political process of the country so as to elect a democratic government.
We learn that there are more than 4.7 million eligible but unregistered voters in Malaysia. Are you one of them? If you are, please spare a little time to fill in a simple form to register yourself at the nearest post office, District Office, political party office or the Election Commission office, whichever is nearer or more convenient. Many of the Catholic parishes are also providing the service of registering eligible voters before or after the Sunday masses on specific day.
We hope that as university students and as a Catholic, you can set a good example as responsible citizens. Make sure that all your family members and close friends are also registered as voters.
In addition, many of us are studying at quite some distance from home. Would you be able to return home to vote when the general elections are held? If not, in order for you not to waste your sacred vote, please change your electoral constituency to where you are currently staying.
In order to do so, you need to first change the address on your identity card at any branch of National Registrar Department (JPN) of your convenience. This usually should take less than a month and the fee charge for a new Mykad is RM10.00. Once this is done, you can change your home address with the Electoral Commission at any post office by filling in another form. The change of address will not effect the Identity Card number and hence does not effect the bumiputra status of Sabahan & Sarawakians in anyway. This step may take up to 3 months before you are registered with a new polling center. So your early action is recommended to avoid disappointment at the election. When you go back to your home town later you can go through the same process again to switch your polling location and ensure your voting rights is always maintained.
In some post offices the officer may register you or change your address online with no form needed.
To check if you are already registered or registered at a new polling center you can check on line at http://daftarj.spr.gov.my/daftarj/ or use SMS. The 2nd option involves sending an SMS by typing `spr semak', follow by a space, then your IC no -without the hyphen. Send it to `15888'.
We hope to see you all exercising your voting rights at the up-coming elections!
In Christ,
MCSC
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
National Camp 2010 Final Statement
Declaration of faith in Action National Camp (NC 2010)
“Discipleship Empowered By GOD’s Word For Mission:
Building A Future Of Hope For Malaysia”
Pace Bene FSIC Centre, Papar, Sabah.
Malaysia, 10th – 25th May, 2010.
Thirty-two tertiary students from various institutes in Malaysia and a representative of International Movement of Catholic Students Asia Pacific (IMCS AP) gathered as one in Pace Bene FSIC Centre, Papar, Sabah, from 10th to 25th May, 2010 to participate in the National Camp, 2010, with the theme “Discipleship Empowered By GOD’s Word For Mission: Building A Future Of Hope For Malaysia”. This is the second National Camp organized under the aegis of the Malaysian Catholic Student Council (MCSC) with the collaboration with Campus Ministry Office, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu and Diocese of Keningau.
This camp offer information exchange on personal development growth, human development, social justice issue, globalization, and spiritual development. For our exposure, we were divided into three groups and have been assigned to go to three sites in Keningau, which are Oil Palm Estates, Rubber Estates, and residence of the undocumented foreign workers (Timorese).
1. As students, we encountered the following realities and issues:
Personal Development
• Deeper knowledge about marginalization at the global context is essential.
Political Issue
• The questionable governance of Malaysia.
• Clear implication caused by power abuse by politicians’ - POVERTY.
• Political suppression towards the society which has tarnished human rights.
Globalisation
• Monopoly by certain individuals causes a variety of social ‘illnesses’, repressive laws and economic imbalances.
• Contradiction between the application of humanity and sustainable development.
Native Customary Rights
• Indigenous people are facing great deprivation caused by irresponsible authorities and leads to impoverishment at both local and global level.
• Lack of Human Rights education for the indigenous people and non compliance of United Nation Declaration of Rights of Indigenous People (UNDRIP).
Spiritual Value
• Linkage failure between the teaching of Christian values and its practise in social reality.
2. Throughout the camp, we have experienced/ aware that:
• Physical, emotion, socio-economic, spirituality, intellectual and culture (JESRIB-Jasmani, Emosi, Sosio-Ekonomi, Rohani, Intelek, Budaya) consciousness is crucial in forming a critical view in social justice issue and self development.
• The situation whereby millions of indigenous people, labours, women, children and youth been marginalized caused by the self-centred politics, inequality in distribution of economics, through denial of their basic needs, human dignity and rights.
• Current globalisation as a complete contradiction to be Christ-like communities and contribute to unfairness, inequality and imbalance model of society.
• Our faith as the foundation of spiritual enrichment and empowerment to fight against the injustice in society.
3. Therefore as Catholic Students, we should carry out the following:
• We have to build and achieve our own critical mass to pursue huge numbers of students in order to influence social awareness and the actions that can implement constructive change in our church, country and the world.
• Stand firm on our feet, as faith is the foundation of beliefs and values on what is right and wrong. To do this we will have to carry out screening and filtering the information that we perceive from globalisation, and there after use it as an instrument for positive social transformation.
• Protect students’ rights towards the freedom of religion and expression by inculcating alertness to the student communities regarding the consequences of converting to other religions; we should also become the voice of people through inter-religious dialogue, conferences, forums, and various method.
• As main actors, we should break the taboo of discrimination in religion and culture; attempt to gather one voice towards social injustice by respecting each other through activities conducted.
• To prevent being unconsciously influenced by globalisation, by raising our cultural understanding and to respond together as international society by engaging with each other, continuously using critical thinking based on the Catholic Social Teaching and Human Rights standards.
• To evoke humanity, sensibility for human beings (beyond individual justification, extend to other people’s justification) shall promote community events or organizing exposure programs with the marginalized.
• Exchange information to perceive general problems based on our faith, through finding and adapting solutions among each campus organization and other national movements. Have constant networking with various NGOs for concrete actions when we face problems which occur in different sectors and keep in touch with the marginalized for the latest update.
• Create the integration of community by prioritizing faith as the centre of every action and plan made-implying Jesus Christ as our Role Model and Gospel Values as our spiritual guidance.
4. We demand from the Malaysian Government to:
• Provide education and other basic needs to the indigenous people, migrants and other marginalised groups as a fundamental rights
• Encourage genuine corporate social responsibility in local and multinational companies.
• Educate government officials to improve their professional governance, ethics and personal development.
5. We appeal to our Churches to:
• Walk forward with faith in action to bring transformation in the society and also in our country.
• Voice out their prophetic voice loud and clearly.
• Promote and mainstream the Catholic Social Teaching and other relevant church documents.
In conclusion, we challenge ourselves to be more critical and progressive Catholics and empower ourselves to leap a big step ahead; towards social transformation for a better realisation of democracy in our country. We should always be united to overcome impoverishment, social injustice and constant analysis towards the issues together looking at wider perspectives.
Proposed Thematic and Programmatic Coordination Council Level
Coordinating
Council Themes Programs
Kuching Culture of death KAYA, Singai Camp
Globalization JUSTICE AND GLOBALIZATION ICC,KYCS
Kota Kinabalu Native Customary Rights
Educate People and Follow ups
HIV and AIDS/Abortion Exhibition Concert
Melaka Johor Charity MJ Student Voluntary Group(SVG)
Collaborate with Civil Society
Environment Justice Recycling Project(collection,
study methods and good practice)
Soil management
Penang Human Rights
Catholic Social Teachings PCCG
PCC Exco Camp
Mass (Media )Distribution
Form Committee to develop
content/module
Proposed Theme for State Camp
Camp Theme
Sabah: Youth Building and Leadership on Human Rights Awareness
Sarawak: Culture of Death
Semenanjung: Human rights + Scripture ,Sacraments and Social Teachings (HR +SSS)
Themes for Malaysian Catholic Student Council
1. Catholic Social Teachings
2. Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences (FABC),CCC,Catholic Social Teaching (CST),Vatican 2
3. Catholic Social Teaching (CST)
This statement is endorsed by Malaysian Catholic Students' Council (MCSC) at MCSC V Meeting on the 26 May 2010.
“Discipleship Empowered By GOD’s Word For Mission:
Building A Future Of Hope For Malaysia”
Pace Bene FSIC Centre, Papar, Sabah.
Malaysia, 10th – 25th May, 2010.
Thirty-two tertiary students from various institutes in Malaysia and a representative of International Movement of Catholic Students Asia Pacific (IMCS AP) gathered as one in Pace Bene FSIC Centre, Papar, Sabah, from 10th to 25th May, 2010 to participate in the National Camp, 2010, with the theme “Discipleship Empowered By GOD’s Word For Mission: Building A Future Of Hope For Malaysia”. This is the second National Camp organized under the aegis of the Malaysian Catholic Student Council (MCSC) with the collaboration with Campus Ministry Office, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu and Diocese of Keningau.
This camp offer information exchange on personal development growth, human development, social justice issue, globalization, and spiritual development. For our exposure, we were divided into three groups and have been assigned to go to three sites in Keningau, which are Oil Palm Estates, Rubber Estates, and residence of the undocumented foreign workers (Timorese).
1. As students, we encountered the following realities and issues:
Personal Development
• Deeper knowledge about marginalization at the global context is essential.
Political Issue
• The questionable governance of Malaysia.
• Clear implication caused by power abuse by politicians’ - POVERTY.
• Political suppression towards the society which has tarnished human rights.
Globalisation
• Monopoly by certain individuals causes a variety of social ‘illnesses’, repressive laws and economic imbalances.
• Contradiction between the application of humanity and sustainable development.
Native Customary Rights
• Indigenous people are facing great deprivation caused by irresponsible authorities and leads to impoverishment at both local and global level.
• Lack of Human Rights education for the indigenous people and non compliance of United Nation Declaration of Rights of Indigenous People (UNDRIP).
Spiritual Value
• Linkage failure between the teaching of Christian values and its practise in social reality.
2. Throughout the camp, we have experienced/ aware that:
• Physical, emotion, socio-economic, spirituality, intellectual and culture (JESRIB-Jasmani, Emosi, Sosio-Ekonomi, Rohani, Intelek, Budaya) consciousness is crucial in forming a critical view in social justice issue and self development.
• The situation whereby millions of indigenous people, labours, women, children and youth been marginalized caused by the self-centred politics, inequality in distribution of economics, through denial of their basic needs, human dignity and rights.
• Current globalisation as a complete contradiction to be Christ-like communities and contribute to unfairness, inequality and imbalance model of society.
• Our faith as the foundation of spiritual enrichment and empowerment to fight against the injustice in society.
3. Therefore as Catholic Students, we should carry out the following:
• We have to build and achieve our own critical mass to pursue huge numbers of students in order to influence social awareness and the actions that can implement constructive change in our church, country and the world.
• Stand firm on our feet, as faith is the foundation of beliefs and values on what is right and wrong. To do this we will have to carry out screening and filtering the information that we perceive from globalisation, and there after use it as an instrument for positive social transformation.
• Protect students’ rights towards the freedom of religion and expression by inculcating alertness to the student communities regarding the consequences of converting to other religions; we should also become the voice of people through inter-religious dialogue, conferences, forums, and various method.
• As main actors, we should break the taboo of discrimination in religion and culture; attempt to gather one voice towards social injustice by respecting each other through activities conducted.
• To prevent being unconsciously influenced by globalisation, by raising our cultural understanding and to respond together as international society by engaging with each other, continuously using critical thinking based on the Catholic Social Teaching and Human Rights standards.
• To evoke humanity, sensibility for human beings (beyond individual justification, extend to other people’s justification) shall promote community events or organizing exposure programs with the marginalized.
• Exchange information to perceive general problems based on our faith, through finding and adapting solutions among each campus organization and other national movements. Have constant networking with various NGOs for concrete actions when we face problems which occur in different sectors and keep in touch with the marginalized for the latest update.
• Create the integration of community by prioritizing faith as the centre of every action and plan made-implying Jesus Christ as our Role Model and Gospel Values as our spiritual guidance.
4. We demand from the Malaysian Government to:
• Provide education and other basic needs to the indigenous people, migrants and other marginalised groups as a fundamental rights
• Encourage genuine corporate social responsibility in local and multinational companies.
• Educate government officials to improve their professional governance, ethics and personal development.
5. We appeal to our Churches to:
• Walk forward with faith in action to bring transformation in the society and also in our country.
• Voice out their prophetic voice loud and clearly.
• Promote and mainstream the Catholic Social Teaching and other relevant church documents.
In conclusion, we challenge ourselves to be more critical and progressive Catholics and empower ourselves to leap a big step ahead; towards social transformation for a better realisation of democracy in our country. We should always be united to overcome impoverishment, social injustice and constant analysis towards the issues together looking at wider perspectives.
Proposed Thematic and Programmatic Coordination Council Level
Coordinating
Council Themes Programs
Kuching Culture of death KAYA, Singai Camp
Globalization JUSTICE AND GLOBALIZATION ICC,KYCS
Kota Kinabalu Native Customary Rights
Educate People and Follow ups
HIV and AIDS/Abortion Exhibition Concert
Melaka Johor Charity MJ Student Voluntary Group(SVG)
Collaborate with Civil Society
Environment Justice Recycling Project(collection,
study methods and good practice)
Soil management
Penang Human Rights
Catholic Social Teachings PCCG
PCC Exco Camp
Mass (Media )Distribution
Form Committee to develop
content/module
Proposed Theme for State Camp
Camp Theme
Sabah: Youth Building and Leadership on Human Rights Awareness
Sarawak: Culture of Death
Semenanjung: Human rights + Scripture ,Sacraments and Social Teachings (HR +SSS)
Themes for Malaysian Catholic Student Council
1. Catholic Social Teachings
2. Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences (FABC),CCC,Catholic Social Teaching (CST),Vatican 2
3. Catholic Social Teaching (CST)
This statement is endorsed by Malaysian Catholic Students' Council (MCSC) at MCSC V Meeting on the 26 May 2010.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Sarawak Catholic Student Group List
KUCHING CAMPUS MINISTRY (KCM)
2009-2010 Term
Coordinator: Jacobsen Kitang (013-814 1845)- KKAK
Vice Coordinator: Jacqueline Ebby (016-896 1327)- UNIMAS
Secretary: Fairelyn Wilson (016-870 2416)- IPTAR
Treasurer: Diana Joseph (014-688 9630)- UITM
Campus Representatives
Universiti Teknologi MARA Sarawak (UITM)
Name : Mary Cassandra
Phone No : 013-812 5423
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)
Name : Ik Wadell
Phone No : 014-884 9694
POLITEKNIK KUCHING
Name : Ignatius
Phone No : 013-577 4121
Institut Pengurusan Dynamik Kuching (UNITAR)
Name : Stanley Brenton
Phone No : 016-862 0921
INTI COLLEGE
Name : Beatrice Cindy
Phone No : 016-865 9064
TWINTECH COLLEGE
Name : Asselynie Lyn Augustine
Phone No : 019-607 2860
SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY
Name : Petrus Kallang
Phone No : 016-850 5611
LIM KOK WING UNIVERSITY
Name : Ralph Balan
Phone No : 014-688 3721
International College of Advanced Technology (ICATS)
Name : Clive Mansel
Phone No : 016-866 4692
Kolej Sains Kesihatan Bersekutu (KSKB)
Name : Andez Gregory
Phone No : 014-689 3893
Kolej Kesihatan Awam Kuching (KKAK)
Name : Jia
Phone No : 019-891 7210
INSTITUT PERGURUAN BATU LINTANG
Name : Nicholas
Phone No : 014-899 2803
OPEN UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA
Name : Augustina Balan
Phone No : 016-866 1208
MULTIMEDIA COLLEGE (MMC)
Name : Amanda Dominic
Phone No : 016-877 8174
SEGI COLLEGE
Name : Claudia Law
Phone No : 014-688 5278
KOLEJ JURURAWAT MASYARAKAT, SERIAN (KJM)
Name : Lucy Evelyn
Phone No : 013-827 7880
Gabungan Pelajar Kristian (GPK)
Name : Beatrice Clare Matthew
Phone No: 014-892 2494
For further details on Kuching Campus Ministry activities and events, feel free to contact the Kuching Archdiocesan Youth Commission (KAYC) at 082-237237.
2009-2010 Term
Coordinator: Jacobsen Kitang (013-814 1845)- KKAK
Vice Coordinator: Jacqueline Ebby (016-896 1327)- UNIMAS
Secretary: Fairelyn Wilson (016-870 2416)- IPTAR
Treasurer: Diana Joseph (014-688 9630)- UITM
Campus Representatives
Universiti Teknologi MARA Sarawak (UITM)
Name : Mary Cassandra
Phone No : 013-812 5423
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)
Name : Ik Wadell
Phone No : 014-884 9694
POLITEKNIK KUCHING
Name : Ignatius
Phone No : 013-577 4121
Institut Pengurusan Dynamik Kuching (UNITAR)
Name : Stanley Brenton
Phone No : 016-862 0921
INTI COLLEGE
Name : Beatrice Cindy
Phone No : 016-865 9064
TWINTECH COLLEGE
Name : Asselynie Lyn Augustine
Phone No : 019-607 2860
SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY
Name : Petrus Kallang
Phone No : 016-850 5611
LIM KOK WING UNIVERSITY
Name : Ralph Balan
Phone No : 014-688 3721
International College of Advanced Technology (ICATS)
Name : Clive Mansel
Phone No : 016-866 4692
Kolej Sains Kesihatan Bersekutu (KSKB)
Name : Andez Gregory
Phone No : 014-689 3893
Kolej Kesihatan Awam Kuching (KKAK)
Name : Jia
Phone No : 019-891 7210
INSTITUT PERGURUAN BATU LINTANG
Name : Nicholas
Phone No : 014-899 2803
OPEN UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA
Name : Augustina Balan
Phone No : 016-866 1208
MULTIMEDIA COLLEGE (MMC)
Name : Amanda Dominic
Phone No : 016-877 8174
SEGI COLLEGE
Name : Claudia Law
Phone No : 014-688 5278
KOLEJ JURURAWAT MASYARAKAT, SERIAN (KJM)
Name : Lucy Evelyn
Phone No : 013-827 7880
Gabungan Pelajar Kristian (GPK)
Name : Beatrice Clare Matthew
Phone No: 014-892 2494
For further details on Kuching Campus Ministry activities and events, feel free to contact the Kuching Archdiocesan Youth Commission (KAYC) at 082-237237.
Kuala Lumpur Catholic Student Society List
University Malaya
President: Angela
Phone No: 012-4209905
Universiti Putra Malaysia
President: Nova Sheila Pillai
Phone No: 019-3099891
Universiti Malaysia Pahang
President: Souven Jawa Ank
Phone No: 019-9352511
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
President: Julian Lau
Phone No: 016-8079200
UITM Shah Alam
President: Chandran Moden
Phone No: 019-8065251
International Medical University
President : Melissa Ng
Phone No: 016-3497958
For the any information regarding CSS of University and collages please contact Gregory at 012-4940429
President: Angela
Phone No: 012-4209905
Universiti Putra Malaysia
President: Nova Sheila Pillai
Phone No: 019-3099891
Universiti Malaysia Pahang
President: Souven Jawa Ank
Phone No: 019-9352511
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
President: Julian Lau
Phone No: 016-8079200
UITM Shah Alam
President: Chandran Moden
Phone No: 019-8065251
International Medical University
President : Melissa Ng
Phone No: 016-3497958
For the any information regarding CSS of University and collages please contact Gregory at 012-4940429
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Sabah Catholic Student Group List
SABAH CSG LIST
Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS)
President: Jayronna Johnny
email add: jjayronna@yahoo.com
tel no: 014-8617709
Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM)
President: Willdyia Phillip
email add: me.myself90@yahoo.com
tel no: 013-8753301
Politeknik Kota Kinabalu (PKK)
President: Daniel Sinto
email add: daniel_6045@yahoo.com
tel no: 014-8694589
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UniTAR)
President: Patrecia Sitam
email add: patrecia87@yahoo.com
tel no: 019-5858334
Akademi Mahir (AKMA)
President: Henrietta Sipin
email add: etah_09@ymail.com
tel no: 014-8698671
Institut Perguruan Gaya (IP Gaya)
President: Ferraleny Dorin
email add: fyerra_91@yahoo.com
tel no: 016-8051646
Institut Perguruan Kent (IP Kent)
President: Florina Marcus
email add: floriana_florie19@yahoo.com.my
tel no: 019-8969200
Institut Latihan Teknik& Perdagangan (ILTP)
President: Claries Koumin
email add: claredey@ymail.com
tel no: 019-5348172
Pusat Teknologi & Pengurusan Lanjutan (PTPL)
President: Felicia Justin
email add: fifigurlz.justin89@gmail.com
tel no: 014-8620234
Cosmopoint
President: Rozie Angkat
email add: shania_shani@yahoo.com
tel no: 016-8231624
Masterskill
President: Dynna Robert Leong
email add: dynnaleong@yahoo.com
tel no: 010-9375597
Kolej Yayasan Sabah (KYS)
President: Dianah Stanislaus
email add: dyan_lyn89@yahoo.com
tel no: 019-8532342
Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS)
President: Jayronna Johnny
email add: jjayronna@yahoo.com
tel no: 014-8617709
Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM)
President: Willdyia Phillip
email add: me.myself90@yahoo.com
tel no: 013-8753301
Politeknik Kota Kinabalu (PKK)
President: Daniel Sinto
email add: daniel_6045@yahoo.com
tel no: 014-8694589
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UniTAR)
President: Patrecia Sitam
email add: patrecia87@yahoo.com
tel no: 019-5858334
Akademi Mahir (AKMA)
President: Henrietta Sipin
email add: etah_09@ymail.com
tel no: 014-8698671
Institut Perguruan Gaya (IP Gaya)
President: Ferraleny Dorin
email add: fyerra_91@yahoo.com
tel no: 016-8051646
Institut Perguruan Kent (IP Kent)
President: Florina Marcus
email add: floriana_florie19@yahoo.com.my
tel no: 019-8969200
Institut Latihan Teknik& Perdagangan (ILTP)
President: Claries Koumin
email add: claredey@ymail.com
tel no: 019-5348172
Pusat Teknologi & Pengurusan Lanjutan (PTPL)
President: Felicia Justin
email add: fifigurlz.justin89@gmail.com
tel no: 014-8620234
Cosmopoint
President: Rozie Angkat
email add: shania_shani@yahoo.com
tel no: 016-8231624
Masterskill
President: Dynna Robert Leong
email add: dynnaleong@yahoo.com
tel no: 010-9375597
Kolej Yayasan Sabah (KYS)
President: Dianah Stanislaus
email add: dyan_lyn89@yahoo.com
tel no: 019-8532342
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