Socialist Party of Malaysia
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PSM secretary general S. Arutchelvan.
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Socialist Party of Malaysia's general secretary S. Arutchelvan being arrested.
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Chin Peng holds up page one of The Straits Times newspaper of
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Anti-TPPA protest outside Malaysia's parliament on July 16.
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Popular PSM leader Arul at May 25 "Voice of the People 505" rally at
Malaysia: 120,000 protest fraudulent election (+ photos)
Most wore black to mourn the BN's killing of democracy. Photo by Lee Yu Kyung.
By Peter Boyle, photos by Lee Yu Kyung
May 8, 2013 -- Green Left Weekly -- Up to 120,000 people packed and overflowed a large stadium in Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur on May 8 to protest the fraudulent re-election of the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) government on May 5. The crowd defied a police threat to arrest all who attended the opposition-called rally. The police did not dare confront the huge crowd but since the rally have called in 28 rally speakers for questioning.
The crowd also had to brave BN threats to provoke ethnic clashes by branding the stronger opposition vote a "Chinese tsunami" – a slander against the multi-ethnic opposition Pakatan Rakyat (PR).
The opposition plans to hold more rallies in other cities in the following days.
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