Malaysia is a country which has different races of different skin colour‚ religious views‚ tradition and culture. However‚ it is all seems peaceful in this multiracial condition because it is hardly any racial disputes happening. Yet it was not all good if we look back in the olden days. What we have today is a blessing and a fruit of wisdom of our forefathers who see the importance of social integrity to realise the dream of a peaceful‚ modern and liberal country. In the past of 55 years
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TOPIC ONE: MALAYSIAN SOCIETY Definition: society A society can be defined in many ways: ❖ a group of persons united by a common purpose or interest or a group of interacting people who share a geographical region (territory)‚ a sense of common identity‚ and a common culture. ❖ a group of humans broadly distinguished from other groups by mutual interests‚ participation in characteristic relationships‚ shared institutions‚ and a common culture. ❖ the totality of social relationships among
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1 MALAYSIA CONTENTS Introduction Definition The Difference between 1 Malaysia concept and Malaysian Malaysia Concept 1 Malaysia concept 3 Basic Principles of 1Malaysia PRINCIPLE OF ACCEPTANCE PRINCIPLE OF NATIONAL SPIRIT PRINCIPLE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE 1Malaysia Values Conclusion References INTRODUCTION One people‚ One nation and One Malaysia. 1 Malaysia is designed to re-orient Malaysia towards a new direction‚ geared towards greater unity and success. Malaysian people
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most influential leader of the country. I could assume my first thought is almost identical as anyone’s answer that is about the utilizing of multiracial status and all‚ but how could we really understand the uniqueness of a south east Asia country‚ Malaysia‚ to be different compared to other multiracial country too? My answer is “to lead 1malaysia publicize their basic‚ greatest asset splendidly‚ that is multiracial and placing unity the top priority” What really inspires me is what our beloved prime
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REACTIONS TOWARDS THE FORMATION OF MALAYSIA The proposal for the formation of the federation of Malaysia aroused various reactions from various segments whitin each of the potential Member State as well as neighbouring countries. Within potential member states‚ the proposal stimulated the sudden rise in political activities. Within the next several month following the Tunku’s announcement‚ several political parties had be formed to cater to various stands that began to emerge. Among the neighbouring
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Malaysia&Malaysia&Malaysia&it is a name that I always keep in my mind. It’s the place that I start my heartbeat from birth‚ then I grow stronger and stronger until I am now. Without doubt‚ I love my own country‚ Malaysia. I think Malaysia is an ancient wonder of nature and full of aboriginal culture. I must confess that I love Malaysia because of its breathtaking scenery and the greenness of the rich land . It¶s about sunny and moist along the year in this country. So‚ our land is rich of the
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1.Separation of Singapore from Malaysia 2. Why was separation inevitable? Economic reasons Delays in setting up common market Imposition of new taxes on Singapore Attempts to increase Spore’s contribution to the central government Political reasons Political rivalry Racial politics Effects of the Malaysian Malaysia campaign 3. Details of disagreements – Economic reasons Kuala Lumpur saw Singapore as an economic rival – implementation of common market was delayed as a result. Central government
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The positive effects of the Japanese Occupation: Well‚ every dark cloud has its silver lining. Likewise‚ eventhough the Japanese tortured and tormented the people of our country‚ there’s still some good that had come out of it. Basically‚ during the time of war‚ the British we looked upon as the supreme ruler because they seemed to be untouchable. However‚ when the Japanese came into the picture and defeated them‚ it showed the people of Malaya that the British were not the strongest power in
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(military law‚ uniform building)‚ moral conduct under various religions‚ and for organizations Concept of Law in Malaysia Organization of Courts 2. The Appeal System 3. Bodies with Specialized Jurisdiction 1. Organization of Courts The Malaysian court system is organized in a hierarchy like a pyramid with the subordinate courts at the base The administration of justice in Malaysia is a federal matter and courts are therefore federal. Even if the issue being litigated is one involving a state law
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Is Malaysia ready for e-voting? Electronic-voting or e-voting has been implemented in campus elections since 2004. Hemananthani Sivanandam looks at whether it should be expanded to cover national elections. THOUGH e-voting has been successfully implemented in some countries such as the United States‚ Europe and even in parts of India‚ issues of trust‚ integrity and infrastructure must be addressed before Malaysia can do the same‚ say analysts.According to Monash University lecturer and political
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