'Promises are meant to be broken'.A very well defined axiom.The 2009 elections in Malaysia saw the Umno party led by Najib Razak coming to power with a promise to bridge political,ethnic and religious divisions but the roughshod used by the government on 14th of July,2011 against the peaceful protesters demanding their rights at kuala Lampur was like breaking every human right possible.There were first time protesters among them who wanted a change in the political establishment present which supports infinite rule of the majority Umno party.Rather then showing remorse,Najib Razak has exacerbated the prevailing draconian conditions.
Its conspicuous that none of the countries are immune to the international zeitgeist and so is Malaysia.David Cameron should be aware of the discontentment among the people which may bring an upheaval in the state when Najib Razak comes touting for business in England.Though trade and commerce is valuable for development but human lives are much more valuable.The violent repression... flies in the face of the international human rights standards and should not be allowed to continue.David Cameron should tell Najib Razak to stop the violation of human rights which is utterly unacceptable.
The protest is due to mooted early elections,upheavals in neighboring Thailand where the people have stood bravely against the military to selected their on choice of leader,established cronyism and draconian government.It is a high time that premier Najib Razak come on the right path of governance to make Malaysia the paradigm of South East Asia rather then fall to debris.
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