The undersigned left and progressive groups express their concern about the abduction of Wanchalearm Satsaksit, a Thai political dissident who has been living in exile in Cambodia. It was reported that Satsaksit was kidnapped on June 4 in front of his apartment in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, in broad daylight. He was…
Category: Statement
Union response to UEM Edgenta’s update of sorts
UEM Edgenta has been victimizing unionized workers
Thailand / Cambodia: Where is Wanchalearm Satsaksit? The ASEAN community deserves an answer
The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) is deeply concerned about the abduction of Wanchalearm Satsaksit, a Thai political exile who is living in Cambodia, in broad daylight. It was reported that Wanchalearm Satsaksit was kidnapped on 4th June 2020 in front of his appartment in Phnom Penh, the capital of Camdodia. He was snatched by…
The Covid-19 Recession: A Program That Ensures That Nobody is Left Behind! (Part One)
The world is heading into a serious downturn. Malaysia has to prepare
Build a better future for the working people in times of multiple crises (Joint Statement by the Southeast Asian Left for May Day 2020 )
Joint Statement for May Day 2020 – 1st May 2020 Build a better future for the working people in times of multiple crises (This statement is prepared by Left parties and labour organisations in the Southeast Asia, and endorsed by groups from within and outside the region.) In recent months, the world has been severely affected…
Prevent tenants from being thrown out, urgent intervention needed!
We must make sure no family is made homeless by Covid-19
Looking for the Fall Guy in times of Crisis
Don’t blame migrants and refugees for the Covid-19 crisis
The Rohingya are victims, we need to do more
The moral fibre of a society is revealed in how it treats its weakest and most marginalized
Beyond Stimulus Packages Malaysian Economy Needs a “New Deal”!
We need significant government intervention to employ people, pay wages, and create consumer demand
The Movement Control Order – Are we turning the tide?
Assessing the impact of the Movement Control Order
