Press Invitation: Second MCLM candidate to be announced

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The Malaysian Civil Liberties Movement (MCLM) would like to invite members of the media to the movement’s First KL Public Forum on 21st December 2010 where it will announce the second candidate who has volunteered himself as a candidate for the next general election.

On December 12th, MCLM Chairman Raja Petra Kamarudin unveiled human rights lawyer Malik Imtiaz Sarwar as the movement’s first candidate during a live webcast from London at a forum organised by MCLM to explain the group and its mission.

The purpose of MCLM is to help political parties field better candidates by giving suggestions of viable persons who can serve and educate the public.

Among those speaking at the Public Forum on December 21st are Malik Imtiaz, MCLM President Haris Ibrahim, Malaysian Overseas Voters President Andrew Yong, and the second candidate.

Details of the Public Forum as follows:

Date:                December 21, 2010 (Tuesday)

Time:               7.30pm

Venue:             First Floor, KL & Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall.

 

For further information, please contact Haris Ibrahim at 012-2070534 or go to www.mclm.org.uk