| Hari Penamaan Calon PRU-12 |
Hari Penamaan Calon Piliharan Raya Ke-12 Kawasan Parlimen P-53 Balik Pulau, Pulau Pinang telah berjalan lancar pada pagi Ahad 24 Februari 2008.
Yusmadi Yusoff melambaikan tangan kepada penyokong-penyokongnya selepas selesai penamaan calon |
Yusmadi ketika menghadiri mesyuarat di Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB) New York semasa mendapat anugerah berprestij sebagai Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow (Undang-Undang & Hak Asasi Manusia) 2006-2007
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| Leading politicians join Malaysia Think Tank's Cross Party Advisory Group Kuala Lumpur, 16 Feb 2009: The Malaysia Think Tank today announces the formation of its Cross Party Advisory Group (CPAG) comprising of leading politicians from different political parties.
The members are YB Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed (UMNO, MP for Pulai), YB Dato' Kamaruddin Jaffar (PAS, MP for Tumpat), YB Yusmadi Yusoff (PKR, MP for Balik Pulau), YBhg Sdr Wong Nai Chee (MCA Central Committee Member) and YM Tunku Aziz Ibrahim (DAP Vice-Chair). Members are appointed in their individual capacity.
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Democracy-the Missing Piece in the Search for Common Ground PRESS STATEMENT
12 January 2009
The recent U.N. Resolution called for an immediate ceasefire of the Gaza-Palestine conflict and unimpeded provision and distribution of aid to Gaza, as well as measures to halt arms smuggling and open the borders. Yet, the indiscriminate killing of civilians in Gaza-Palestine continue to escalate at an unprecedented rate, raising alarm of a greater regional conflict and threat to world peace.
The cruelty inflicted by the Zionists of Israel on civilians must be stopped immediately. However, ending the violence seems a near-impossible task when a compromise can hardly be reached by the warring parties. This is a conflict that bears a historical baggage which dates back centuries and although it is a land and territorial dispute, what matters are issues which remain to be a complex hybrid of religion and human rights. To say that it must be resolved “with care” is an understatement.
In response, almost all nations in the world have taken the position that this war must end and the conflict resolved. In mounting pressure, we have witnessed a surge of protest, anti-war vigils, press reports in the electronic and print media and even trade boycotts of U.S. and Israel products globally, particularly in the Muslim world. Malaysians have admirably answered the call for help by sending our own medical relief team and the public has been tremendously generous in the effort to despatch aid.
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Kelas Literasi Undang-Undang 2 | 20 Sept 2008 - Hari ini saya mengadakan pertemuan dengan AJK JKKK Sungai Ara membincangkan perancangan dan maklum balas daripada penduduk setempat. Kemudian sekitar jam 3 petang saya mengendalikan kelas Literasi Undang-Undang kepada penduduk Balik Pulau bertempat di Akademi Rakyat. Hari ini saya diminta memfokuskan isu undang-undang pekerja. Kemudian saya bersama |
Breaking the Rule of Whose Law? (the Malaysian Insider)
AUG 7, 2008 We have been incessantly reminded by government leaders that we should abide by the law. That, in order for justice to prevail, we should uphold the rule of law. The Prime Minister again reminded us that we should be fair and that the law must allow a complainant to seek legitimate redress.
The Prime Minister cautioned the public to “remember” that there is a valid complaint by Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan against Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to be entertained. That it was, after all, done in accordance with the dictates of the law.
That, again, any public outcry against the charges framed against Anwar is unnecessary and would jeopardise peace and order in society. As we moved into another series of the Anwar Ibrahim trials, reminiscent of the 1998 saga, we have again been given legal tutelage by government ministers.
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Breaking the rule of whose law? (Malaysian Insider) | By Yusmadi Yusoff
AUG 7 — We have been incessantly reminded by government leaders that we should abide by the law. That, in order for justice to prevail, we should uphold the rule of law. The Prime Minister again reminded us that we should be fair and that the law must allow a complainant to seek legitimate redress.
The Prime Minister cautioned the public to "remember" that there is a valid complaint by Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan against Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to be entertained. That it was, after all, done in accordance with the dictates of the law.
That, again, any public outcry against the charges framed against Anwar is unnecessary and would jeopardise peace and order in society. As we moved into another series of the Anwar Ibrahim trials, reminiscent of the 1998 saga, we have again been given legal tutelage by government ministers.
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| Anwar hints at election comeback in Penang
Terence Netto | Feb 5, 08 4:11pm
PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim has dropped tantalising hints to voters that he may contest a by-election in Balik Pulau, on Penang island, in May.
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| TEMURAMAH DI ASTRO AWANI - Sudut Pandang |
 Lebih kurang jam 9.30 pagi hari Selasa 8 Januari 2008, saya telah dijemput sebagai tetamu bagi membincangkan topik "Kebangkitan Obama di Iowa".
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