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Johor Exco Now Calls for Blacklisting Dishonest Sports Participants

Johor Youth and Sports Exco, Hairi Mad Shah, has called on sports event organizers to blacklist participants who engage in dishonest practices during competitions. This comes after a dispute arose when Muar Member of Parliament Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman secured third place in a triathlon event in Desaru last Saturday.  Johor Exco calls for blacklisting dishonest sports participants  The…

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Former Malaysian Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq Found Guilty of Corruption Charges

In a significant turn of events, Malaysia’s former youth and sports minister, Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman, has been handed a seven-year jail sentence and two strokes of the cane. The charges against him include misappropriation of funds, criminal breach of trust, and money laundering. These verdicts have sent shockwaves across the nation and have further intensified concerns over corruption within…

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Hours after beloved cat Toby dies, Syed Saddiq thanks the feline for his support on social media | Malay Mail

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Hours after beloved cat Toby dies, Syed Saddiq thanks the feline for his support on social media | Malay Mail

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See full article at https://petn.ws/dXG5O #CatsNews

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Syed Saddiq: Kerjasama yang kukuh dalam jentera pilihan raya akan memastikan kejayaan PH di Rantau | Malaysia

Syed Saddiq: Kerjasama yang kukuh dalam jentera pilihan raya akan memastikan kejayaan PH di Rantau | Malaysia

Ketua Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman bercakap semasa sidang akhbar di Beranang, Semenyih 20 Februari 2019. Syed Saddiq berkata 7 April 2019 kerjasama yang kuat di dalam jentera pilihan raya akan memastikan kemenangan PH dalam pilihan raya kecil Rantauaya . – Gambar oleh Hari Anggara

SEREMBAN, 7 April – Kerjasama kuat antara jentera pilihan raya parti komponen…

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Week 5: Political Engagement

Political engagement can be understood as political participation which refers to ‘voluntary activities undertaken by the mass public to influence public policy, either directly or by affecting the selection of persons who make policies.’- C.J. Uhlaner

Why is social media popular in politics nowadays?

Nowadays, the use of social media for political participations have significantly grown. The reasons behind these are because social media such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are influencing the political landscape (Chin 2020). Participation through social media give the politicians access to larger audience and more importantly the younger audience.

The following portraits some of the politicians’ social media.

(Picture: Donald Trump’s Twitter page)

(Picture: Scott Morrison’s Twitter page)

(Picture: Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s Twitter page)

According to Abdulrauf, binti Abdul Hamid and bin Ishak (2017), social media has offered youths with new ways of political participation and democratic citizenship and it has significantly influenced political participation among younger generations. A former president, Barack Obama was described as too good at social media in term for civic engagement (Bogost 2017). His Obama’s campaign was rather successful of creating two-way conversation rather than broadcasting information (Chin 2020).

How does this change the ways it was?

Politics were just a dull topic and a one-way communication where the politicians keep throwing some fancy speeches at the audiences from my view. But this norm has changed upside down when politicians start discussing political plans and engage with their audiences via social media. The outcomes are active responses from the youth and contributes to the democratic process through youth online political participation which is difficult to be achieved by traditional political participation (Abdulrauf, binti Abdul Hamid & bin Ishak 2017). One good example lately is new political party, MUDA registered by Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman where Syed Saddiq used the hashtag #MUDAsudahMULA on Malaysia Day, which was Malay for “Muda has started”, prompting speculation from his supporters (Prakash 2020). Subsequently, several youth leaders involved in discussions to form the political party have also been tweeting using the same hashtag, outlining their hopes for the new generation of politicians. Today, the hashtag culture allows political changes and news spread fast and far than it could ever be.  

(Picture: Syed Saddiq’s Twitter post)

The Dark Sides.

Just as good as it can be, things could go wrong. The famous ‘Cambridge Analytica scandal’. Based on Lapowsky (2019), the story was like this “Cambridge Analytica had purchased Facebook data on tens of millions of Americans without their knowledge to build a “psychological warfare tool,” which it unleashed on US voters to help elect Donald Trump as president.” The outrage of users, lawmakers, privacy advocates, and media pundits caused Facebook’s stock price fell immediately and boycotts began. People or politicians may continue to use social media or the data from it as a corruption tool or to manipulate the politics just like how Cambridge Analytica did.

(Video: Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data scandal, explained)

I am still no fan of politics as there are just too much conspirations and scandals going on. But voices should be raised when justice is needed, at least that’s what I thought. Maybe we young people should really unite and do things right, and like one classmate mentioned, we could give the new political party, MUDA a chance and see what it could achieve.

References

Abdulrauf, A.A., binti Abdul Hamid, N. & bin Ishak, M.S. 2017, "Cognitive Engagement and Online Political Participation on Social Media among Youths in Malaysia: The Moderating role of Political KnowledgePreview the document", SHS Web of Conferences, vol. 33, pp. 85.

Chin, B 2020, ‘Week 5: Digital citizenship 1: political engagement’, MDA20009 Digital communities, Learning materials via Canvas, Swinburne University of Technology, 29 September, viewed 3 October 2020.

‘How Cambridge Analytica Sparked the Great Privacy Awakening’, URL: https://www.wired.com/story/cambridge-analytica-facebook-privacy-awakening/.

‘#MUDAsudahMULA: Syed Saddiq says will register new party with RoS today’, URL:  https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2020/09/17/mudasudahmula-syed-saddiq-says-will-register-new-party-with-ros-today/1903941.

‘Obama Was Too Good at Social Media’, URL: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/01/did-america-need-a-social-media-president/512405/.

‘Political Participation’, URL: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/social-sciences/political-participation.

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Bersatu did not expel disputed chairman Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and four others from the party, president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin clarified today.

He said the five instead automatically lost their memberships when they chose to sit among the Opposition during the May 18 meeting of Parliament.

Bersatu is part of the ruling Perikatan Nasional alliance and its lawmakers sat among backbenchers during the unusual single-day meeting.

Muhyiddin further insisted that he did not act hastily in the matter despite repeated calls for Dr Mahathir and his faction to be punished.

“We are certainly disappointed with Tun Dr Mahathir’s choice not to be with us on the party’s path and struggle as determined by the Supreme Council.

“Tun and his supporters have chosen to keep cooperating with Pakatan Harapan even though the party has decided otherwise. If that is Tun’s decision, I wish them well,” Muhyiddin said in a statement today.

The Bersatu president insisted that he must be fair in upholding the party’s constitution regardless of the positions of those who violated its articles.

He then sought to rally Bersatu members and urged them to close ranks to reinforce the administration formed with the party’s allies.

Bersatu organising secretary Muhammad Suhaimi Yahya informed Dr Mahathir, Datuk Seri Mukhriz Mahathir, Datuk Amiruddin Hamzah, Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman and Maszlee Malik on Thursday that their memberships were terminated as they sat on the Opposition bench on May 18.

This prompted disputed Bersatu secretary-general Datuk Marzuki Yahya to issue a termination letter to Muhammad Suhaimi for violating the party’s rules in the sacking.

Bersatu split in two after the February political crisis following Dr Mahathir’s resignation as the prime minister and the party’s chairman.

Despite the Bersatu supreme council’s rejection of his resignation at the time, the party’s leaders insisted that Dr Mahathir held no executive powers until he was officially reinstated in the position.

The party also has two secretaries-general, having installed Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainuddin in the position after removing Marzuki from the role.

However, Marzuki from Dr Mahathir’s camp has refused to acknowledge this and continues to issue statements as the Bersatu secretary-general.

Dr Mahathir visited the Bersatu headquarters yesterday where he reasserted his position as the party’s chairman with full executive powers.

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““ “ MACC questioned Syed Saddiq, 2 others over missing RM250,000 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has interviewed Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman and two others over some RM250,000 in cash missing from the former minister’s house. It is learnt that the anti-graft agency is investigating the case under Section 17 (a) related to gratification and bribery. Syed Saddiq needs to be clear about where the RM250,000 lost in his house came from and why he and his family have to hold hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash without following his party’s financial procedure. Such a large sum of money is not from petty cash, so to withdraw such cash, justification and official approval and in due process must be obtained before the money is released and not after it is withdrawn or lost. If no approval is obtained, it is a misuse of power and embezzlement where authorities such as the MACC and the police are entitled to investigate. Syed Saddiq had previously called on UMNO leaders to be kleptocrats when they were accused of abusing power by the MACC and in court, although they have not been proven guilty. Syed Saddiq also needs to be open to investigation and speak in court to clear his name like other leaders and not hide behind political rhetoric by blaming the authorities for his investigation. He should also be aware that, the greatest kleptocrat in Malaysian history, is Mahathir. // According to the Malaysian Maverick book by leading journalist Barry Wain, Mahathir has embezzled RM100 billion in four financial scandals during his 22 years as Prime Minister. Barry Wain challenged Mahathir to sue him, but until the author’s death in 2013, Mahathir did not dare to sue him or deny the facts in the book. Syed Saddiq needs to learn more from his mentor, Mahathir. In 22 years, Mahathir has lost RM100 billion, while in 22 months Syed Saddiq has “successfully” lost RM250 thousand. If he follows Mahathir’s footsteps, he’s on track to be a bandit. via GIPHY THREE REASONS WHY UMNO DOES NOT NEED MAHATHIR - Part 1 : MAHATHIR, PPBM, PKR AND DAP THREE REASONS WHY UMNO DOES NOT NEED MAHATHIR - Part 2 : MAHATHIR AND PAS THREE REASONS WHY UMNO DOES NOT NEED MAHATHIR - Part 3 : MAHATHIR AND UMNO Short article on the direction and survival of Malay politics after GE-14 and ahead of GE 15. Cronyism and Kleptocracy in the Gambling License and Toll Concession Agreement: Mahathir Did Not Inform the Cabinet #cronyism #kleptocracy #mahathir #harapanpalsu Dog: Welcome to #MalaysiaBaru. Cat: What’s new with Malaysia? Dog: Nothing new, bro. Same old, same old world. What is sad, a bunch of donkeys running the government. Cat: C'mon, bro. What’s new? Dog: Okay. It is about Cronyism and Kleptocracy in the Gambling License and Toll Concession Agreement by the 4th premier. Tun M: My Predecessor Stole Money, I Haven’t Stole A Cent Yet. #Bullshit #Cronyism #Nepotism #Kleptocrat Welcome to #MalaysiaBaru. Same old, same old Malaysia. Is a thief going to save stolen money into his personal bank account? PETALING JAYA: Former prime minister Najib Razak has furnished evidence to back his claims that the RM2.6 billion donation he received in his personal account was returned to King Abdullah four months after receiving it. from Blogger http://thetheoritical.blogspot.com/2020/06/mahathir-is-monstrous-and-biggest.html source https://hitz-bettina6pwr9.tumblr.com/post/621218347543052288” - http://beritahotdanterpanas.blogspot.com/2020/06/mahathir-is-monstrous-and-biggest_0.html from Tumblr https://uncutvenus.tumblr.com/post/621252331127832576” - http://beritahotdanterpanas.blogspot.com/2020/06/macc-questioned-syed-saddiq-2-others_18.html from Tumblr https://uncutvenus.tumblr.com/post/621263655944765440” - http://beritahotdanterpanas.blogspot.com/2020/06/macc-questioned-syed-saddiq-2-others_23.html from Tumblr https://uncutvenus.tumblr.com/post/621274983571898368

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Mahathir Is The Monstrous And Biggest Kleptocrat In Malaysian History

MACC questioned Syed Saddiq, 2 others over missing RM250,000

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has interviewed Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman and two others over some RM250,000 in cash missing from the former minister’s house. It is learnt that the anti-graft agency is investigating the case under Section 17 (a) related to gratification and bribery.

Syed Saddiq needs to be clear about where the RM250,000 lost in his house came from and why he and his family have to hold hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash without following his party’s financial procedure.

Such a large sum of money is not from petty cash, so to withdraw such cash, justification and official approval and in due process must be obtained before the money is released and not after it is withdrawn or lost.

If no approval is obtained, it is a misuse of power and embezzlement where authorities such as the MACC and the police are entitled to investigate.

Syed Saddiq had previously called on UMNO leaders to be kleptocrats when they were accused of abusing power by the MACC and in court, although they have not been proven guilty.

Syed Saddiq also needs to be open to investigation and speak in court to clear his name like other leaders and not hide behind political rhetoric by blaming the authorities for his investigation.

He should also be aware that, the greatest kleptocrat in Malaysian history, is Mahathir.

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According to the Malaysian Maverick book by leading journalist Barry Wain, Mahathir has embezzled RM100 billion in four financial scandals during his 22 years as Prime Minister.

Barry Wain challenged Mahathir to sue him, but until the author’s death in 2013, Mahathir did not dare to sue him or deny the facts in the book.

Syed Saddiq needs to learn more from his mentor, Mahathir.

In 22 years, Mahathir has lost RM100 billion, while in 22 months Syed Saddiq has “successfully” lost RM250 thousand.

If he follows Mahathir’s footsteps, he’s on track to be a bandit.

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THREE REASONS WHY UMNO DOES NOT NEED MAHATHIR - Part 1 : MAHATHIR, PPBM, PKR AND DAP

THREE REASONS WHY UMNO DOES NOT NEED MAHATHIR - Part 2 : MAHATHIR AND PAS THREE REASONS WHY UMNO DOES NOT NEED MAHATHIR - Part 3 : MAHATHIR AND UMNO Short article on the direction and survival of Malay politics after GE-14 and ahead of GE 15.

Cronyism and Kleptocracy in the Gambling License and Toll Concession Agreement: Mahathir Did Not Inform the Cabinet #cronyism #kleptocracy #mahathir #harapanpalsu

Dog: Welcome to #MalaysiaBaru. Cat: What’s new with Malaysia? Dog: Nothing new, bro. Same old, same old world. What is sad, a bunch of donkeys running the government. Cat: C'mon, bro. What’s new? Dog: Okay. It is about Cronyism and Kleptocracy in the Gambling License and Toll Concession Agreement by the 4th premier.

Tun M: My Predecessor Stole Money, I Haven’t Stole A Cent Yet. #Bullshit #Cronyism #Nepotism #Kleptocrat

Welcome to #MalaysiaBaru. Same old, same old Malaysia. Is a thief going to save stolen money into his personal bank account? PETALING JAYA: Former prime minister Najib Razak has furnished evidence to back his claims that the RM2.6 billion donation he received in his personal account was returned to King Abdullah four months after receiving it.

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           Our definition of adulthood is changing

Around the world, the idea of adulthood - when it happens and how it is defined - is being challenged.

In Australia, the Greens’ Jordon Steele-John introduced a bill to give 16- and 17-year-olds the right to vote; Malaysian minister Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman announced the country may lower the voting age to 18 before the next elections; and Japan recently lowered its voting age from 20 to 18 for referendums, following the 2016 decision to lower the voting age in general elections.

Japan’s decision was in part to address voter apathy and help young people feel more engaged in politics. But it may also signal that social views regarding the commencement of adulthood have shifted.

The shifting definitions of adulthood

Adulthood has traditionally been defined by a combination of age and the achievement of social milestones. Most countries have a legally defined age to determine when a person is considered an adult - the age of majority. In Australia, most states consider a person to be an adult in court at 18. The age of 18 is also consistent with other adult privileges, such as the right to purchase alcohol and to marry. However, 17-year-olds can enlist for military service and obtain a driver’s licence, whilst 16-year-olds can give sexual consent (in most states). The law confers adulthood on the basis of age, but also recognises the process of becoming an adult as involving gradual increases in social responsibility.

This legally defined approach to adulthood is mirrored in other countries, where there are differences between the age of majority and social responsibilities granted to young people.

International Ages of Social Responsibility.

Socially, determinants of adulthood traditionally focus on a person taking increasing responsibility for their lives in various ways. Completing school, commencing full-time employment, getting married and parenthood – these are all observable indicators used to determine when a person is viewed as adult (Zacares, Serra, & Torres, 2015).

Since the 1980s, however, some of these observable milestones are being achieved at later ages. Increased access to tertiary education has delayed young people leaving home and developing romantic relationships. The increased acceptance of de facto relationships has also reduced the need to leave home and marry in some Western cultures.

Economic changes have also resulted in unstable employment markets and increases in costs of living in some countries, prompting many young people to remain at home and dependent on parents.

In 2017, the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia report indicated that home ownership among 18-to-39-year-olds has declined from 36% to 25% since 2001. Among young people aged 22 to 25, meanwhile, 60% of males and 48% of females were found to still be living with their parents in 2015, up from 43% and 27% respectively since 2001.

Due to these social changes, our expectations of young people and their level of social responsibility has also changed.

Psychological perspectives: an emerging adulthood

Psychologically, age alone is an unreliable determinant of adulthood, as each individual varies in their rate of biological, cognitive and emotional development.

The recognition of a new life stage - emerging adulthood - has been recommended by developmental psychologists to account for the changes to social milestones that have traditionally represented adulthood. The concept of “emerging adulthood” acknowledges the varied levels of independence exhibited by young people and reflects the process of personal development and “finding oneself”.

A subjective definition of adulthood is linked with positive-identity formation and well-being. Young people who perceive themselves to be adults are closer to reaching adult benchmarks, exhibit fewer signs of depression and hold a robust sense of self.

What should society expect of adults?

If a more dynamic definition of adulthood is adopted, at what age is it reasonable to assign social responsibility to young people?

Young people in high-arousal situations are at risk of making impulsive decisions up untiltheir mid-20s. However, during times of low-emotional arousal, the reasoning abilities of young people are equivalent to adults.

The psychological evidence suggests the current approach in law of gradually increasing social responsibility for young people is prudent and accurately reflects the transitional nature of development to adulthood.

Increasing social responsibility among emerging adults, via civic engagement, has also been linked with their improved well-being. Civic engagement refers to involvement in one’s community and social and political systems. Therefore, Japan’s decision to lower its voting age is an example of law reflecting the contemporary emerging nature of adulthood.

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Gagal bela riders Foodpanda, Syed Saddiq disaran letak jawatan #tiberrrrrr!

Menteri Belia dan Sukan, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman disarankan untuk meletak jawatan jika gagal membela nasib riders Foodpanda. 

Pengerusi Sekretariat Gabungan Anak Muda Malaysia, Muhammad Faizal Sufar meminta Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad untuk mengangkat Ahli Parlimen Setiawangsa, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad untuk menggantikan Syed Saddiq. 

"Saya lihat tiada wakil anak muda dalam Pakatan Harapan (PH) boleh diangkat sebagai ikon, namun Nik Nazmi lebih baik kerana pengalamannya dalam Angkatan Muda Keadilan. 

"Bukan hanya isu Foodpanda, sebelum ini banyak janji ditabur oleh Syed Saddiq namun tidak nampak ia dilaksanakan," katanya. 

Bagaimanapun, saranan Muhammad Faizal itu dianggap tidak masuk akal dan 'terlalu cerdik'. 

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Panas! ‘Barisan kabinet masih ada ciri-ciri pembangkang’ – Tun M

PUTRAJAYA: Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad dalam tinggal kurang dari 24 jam pemerintahan 100 hari Pakatan Harapan, mengakui bahawa barisan kabinetnya masih memiliki ciri-ciri pembangkang dan mengambil masa menyesuaikan diri sebagai seorang pemerintah.

Katanya, sifat-sifat lama itu masih lagi muncul serta mempengaruhi pemikiran barisan kepimpinan berikutan peralihan kuasa selepas 61 tahun tidak dapat mendirikan kerajaan.

“Kita tahu bahawa baru-baru ini kita ada perubahan kerajaan, perubahan ini dilakukan selepas 61 tahun pihak pembangkang tidak dapat mendirikan kerajaan, dengan itu mereka mempunyai sifat-sifat pembangkang,

“Apabila mereka menjadi kerajaan, sifat-sifat lama itu masih muncul serta mempengaruhi fikiran mereka. Tetapi dalam masa pendek juga, mereka sudah membuat ‘adjustment’ (penyesuaian) dan sekarang ini sedar jadi pemerintah,” katanya ketika menyampaikan ucapan di Majlis Penyerahan Felo Perdana Tahun 2018 di Perdana Putra di sini hari ini.

Dalam ucapannya, Dr Mahathir turut menasihati anak muda yang bakal menceburi barisan kabinet negara supaya membuat persediaan bagaimana mahu menjadi pembangkang dan pemerintah yang baik di masa hadapan.

“Bagi generasi yang muda, mereka perlu buat persediaan, kalau jadi pembangkang tahu apa nak dibangkang, kalau jadi pemerintah kena tahu bagaimana nak berlagak sebagai pemerintah,” tambahnya.

Turut hadir di majlis berkenaan ialah Timbalan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, Menteri Belia dan Sukan Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, yang juga merupakan Alumni Felo Perdana 2015, menteri-menteri kabinet dan Ketua Setiausaha Negara Tan Sri Dr Ali Hamsa.

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New: Syed Saddiq running on highway gets negative comments

“Do your job,” or “Go for the Friday prayers,” and “Do something worthy, rather than getting involved in benda sia-sia,” are the common comments found in a post on X. A video showing MP for Muar, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman running like a lone wolf in what is called the ‘Lankah Muar’ shows the MP on the highway after he started a 200 kilometer (KM) Muar Walk from the Muar Bridge at 6.30am on…

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Hina Malaysia: Bantahan FAM terhadap Indonesia belum ada jawapan - Syed Saddiq

https://www.hokaloh.news/sukan/hina-malaysia-bantahan-fam-terhadap-indonesia-belum-ada-jawapan-syed-saddiq/

Hina Malaysia: Bantahan FAM terhadap Indonesia belum ada jawapan - Syed Saddiq

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Hina Malaysia: Bantahan FAM terhadap Indonesia belum ada jawapan – Syed Saddiq

KUALA LUMPUR: Belum ada keputusan daripada Persekutuan Bola Sepak ASEAN (AFF) berkenaan bantahan rasmi Malaysia mengenai isu penyokong Indonesia menghina pasukan negara pada Kejuaraan AFF Bawah 16 Tahun (B-16) di Surabaya, Indonesia 30 Julai lepas.

Menteri Belia dan Sukan Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman berkata bantahan rasmi FAM mengenai perkara berkenaan telah disuarakan Persatuan Bola Sepak Malaysia (FAM) kepada AFF, namun ia masih disiasat AFF.

“Maklum balas akan diberikan kepada FAM (mengenai bantahan) dan disalurkan kemudian kepada kementerian.

“Bab bola sepak kalau ada bantahan rasmi perlu diketengahkan persatuan sendiri, dari segi kementerian, kami dah sarankan FAM untuk bertegas supaya bantahan rasmi dilakukan,” katanya pada sesi Waktu Pertanyaan-Pertanyaan Menteri di Dewan Rakyat, hari ini.

Beliau menjawab soalan tambahan Mohd Shahar Abdullah (BN-Paya Besar) yang ingin tahu status terkini mengenai bantahan berkenaan.

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Festival Belia Bando Muo merupakan satu acara yang dianjurkan oleh pihak Festival Bando bertempat di Dataran Tanjung Emas, Muar. Ia berlangsung dari 31 Januari 2019 sehingga 3 Februari 2019. Festival ini merupakan satu inisiatif oleh YB Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman dan diharap dapat memupuk semangat  perpaduan kaum, keusahawanan dan inovasi di kalangan belia khususnya di daerah Muar dan sekitarnya.

Penulis berada di festival ini pada hari kemuncak iaitu pada hari Ahad, 3 Februari 2019 untuk menyaksikan persembahan daripada kugiran - kugiran tempatan dan yang paling ditunggu-tunggu adalah persembahan daripada artis Luncai Emas. YA! Line-up penuh kugiran-kugiran di bawah naungan Luncai Emas akan beraksi pada hari ini.

Festival Belia Bando Muo merupakan satu acara yang dianjurkan oleh pihak Festival Bando bertempat di Dataran Tanjung Emas, Muar. Ia berlangsung dari 31 Januari 2019 sehingga 3 Februari 2019. Festival ini merupakan satu inisiatif oleh YB Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman dan diharap dapat memupuk semangat  perpaduan kaum, keusahawanan dan inovasi di kalangan belia khususnya di daerah Muar dan sekitarnya.

Penulis berada di festival ini pada hari kemuncak iaitu pada hari Ahad, 3 Februari 2019 untuk menyaksikan persembahan daripada kugiran - kugiran tempatan dan yang paling ditunggu-tunggu adalah persembahan daripada artis Luncai Emas. YA! Line-up penuh kugiran-kugiran di bawah naungan Luncai Emas akan beraksi pada hari ini.

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Di UiTM, Syed Saddiq mengatakan tidak kurang Melayu kerana dia bercakap Bahasa Inggeris | Malaysia

Di UiTM, Syed Saddiq mengatakan tidak kurang Melayu kerana dia bercakap Bahasa Inggeris | Malaysia

Menteri Belia dan Sukan Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman menyampaikan ucapan pembukaannya di konvensyen 'Kebangkitan Semula Asia' di Universiti Teknologi Mara, Shah Alam 1 April 2019. – Gambar oleh Mukhriz Hazim

SHAH ALAM, 2 April – Menteri Belia dan Sukan Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman tidak percaya bahawa berbahasa Inggeris telah menjadikannya kurang Melayu.

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Bersatu today sacked Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and four other MPs for not supporting the Perikatan Nasional (PN) government led by its chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin in May 18 Parliament sitting.

According to a letter signed by Bersatu’s Executive Secretary Muhammad Suhaimi Yahya today, the decision was made under the Clause 10.2.2 and 10.2.3 of the party’s constitution.

“According to the notice dated May 15, 2020, YB Tun (Dr Mahathir) has informed your seating in parliament in the block that did not support the PN government led by YAB Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin cum President/Acting Chairman of Bersatu.

“In the May 18 Parliamentary sitting, YB Tun had also joined and sat at the Opposition Block.

“As of this, it is informed that according to Clause 10.2.2 and 10.2.3 of the Party Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) Constitution, YB Tun’s membership is revoked immediately,” said the letter sighted by Malay Mail.

Others who received similar notice are vice president and Jerlun MP, Datuk Seri Mukhriz Mahathir, Kubang Pasu MP Datuk Amiruddin Hamzah, Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman and Simpang Renggam MP Maszlee Malik.

All received similar letters for not sitting with the government block and was sacked under the same Clause.

Clause 10.2.2 and 10.2.3 of the Bersatu Constitution states that the membership of a party member is forfeited if it fails to comply with party rules, including joining other party affiliations.