Sentosa SUPP Chairman, Wilfred Yap urged all Malaysians not to forget the multi-cultural and multi-religious fabric of our Malaysian society as it is through harmony and understanding among the various races that binds us all together as one people.   He said it is indeed sad that while Sarawakians have been embracing diversity and harmony in race and religion, politicians from Malaya continue to play up issues on race and religion which is definitely not conducive to the unity of a Nation. Malaysia is multi-cultural, multi-lingual and multi-religious. Vernacular schooling systemRead More

Central Youth Chief for SUPP, Michael Tiang who is also an advocate himself refered to the recent High Court application by 2 non-Sarawakian lawyers to practise in Sarawak. Tiang said he wished to emphasize that it is Sarawak’s constitutional right to restrict non-residents of right to practise before courts in Sarawak. Particularly, Article 161B of the Federal Constitution which clearly provides a safeguard provision for Sarawak Bar to confine the right to practise in Sarawak to Sarawak lawyers only.  “Our Advocates Ordinance also requires only persons with Sarawak connection areRead More

Wan Ahmad Fayhsal’s statement that vernacular schools should be abolished to promote “strong national identity” is a racist remark that belongs to the last century, said Michael Tiang, Political Secretary to Chief Minister.  Tiang said such statement shows his ignorance of globalization and the development of digital world which embraces all cultures, all races, religions and languages for the advancement o the society. Wan Ahmad Fayhsal’s earlier statement that vernacular schools should be abolished was in fact is very kind of mentality that would destroy the virtue and diversity ofRead More