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Xenophon says Malaysian democracy in ‘dire and critical state’
By Boo Su-Lyn
February 17, 2013
Australian senator, Nick Xenophon (left) seen here with Opposition Leader, Datuk Sri Anwar Ibrahim. - file photo
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 17 — Australian senator Nick Xenophon said today that his deportation from Malaysia yesterday revealed how “dire and critical” the state of Malaysian democracy was.
The independent lawmaker was also quoted by Australian media as saying that his deportation was a “big mistake” as it had backfired on Putrajaya.
“But if it means more Australians in the region are aware of how dire and critical the state of Malaysian democracy is and how Malaysian democracy is at the crossroads, then that unambiguously is a good thing,” Xenophon was quoted today as saying by Australia’s national broadcaster ABC News.
“Australia and Malaysia are the greatest of friends. This shouldn’t affect the relationship but I think if the Malaysian government thought that they were doing the smart thing, I think it spectacularly backfired on them,” he added.
Xenophon also said that Australia had a moral obligation to intervene in the coming Election 2013 to ensure that it was clean and fair, despite the polls having a “veneer of democracy”, according to Australian newspaper Herald Sun.
“Millions of Malaysians see Australia as a shining beacon of democracy in the region and seek our help for independent election observers,” he said.
Australia’s former prime minister Kevin Rudd has condemned Xenophon’s detention as unacceptable and urged Canberra to be “robust” in response.
Xenophon arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning to call on Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, de facto law minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Aziz and Election Commission (EC) officials next week, but was detained at the Low-Cost Carrier Terminal in Sepang and subsequently deported late at night.
Xenophon was to review the country’s electoral system with a delegation of other Australian MPs and senators that would arrive later, but his colleagues have cancelled the trip in response to his deportation.
Immigration Department director-general Datuk Alias Ahmad said yesterday that Xenophon was deported and barred from entering Malaysia under the Immigration Act 8(3) because the senator had made statements that allegedly tarnished Malaysia’s image.
Alias highlighted Xenophon’s remarks about the Malaysian government being “authoritarian” in handling last April’s Bersih 3.0 rally for free and fair elections.
In Xenophon’s observation of the rally, he noted that the police had fired tear gas and chemical-laced water in what had been a largely peaceful protest.
His comments were also laid down in the final report of a fact-finding mission on elections in Malaysia as part of an international polls observer group that included six others, including representatives from neighbouring Indonesia, the Philippines, India, Pakistan and Germany.
Xenophon said today that the immigration authorities had called him a “security risk”.
“But it seems the only risk I am is to embarrassing the Malaysian government because of my advocacy for clean elections in Malaysia,” he said, according to ABC News.
Xenophon’s detention and deportation have raised the ire of several Malaysians, including electoral reform group Bersih 2.0 and Pakatan Rakyat (PR) politicians.
Bersih 2.0 co-chair Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan lambasted Xenophon’s deportation as a move that showed the government’s “paranoia” about the coming national polls.
Anwar called it a “gross abuse of power” that violated international protocol in treating international lawmakers, especially those from the Commonwealth.
Several other Twitter users joined Ambiga in raining scorn on the government’s decision, with the subject spawning a hashtag #xenophon.
The Election Commission (EC) however has defended the lawmaker’s deportation, saying that immigration authorities were merely performing their duty.
EC deputy chairman Datuk Wan Ahmad Wan Omar added that it was unjust to judge the fairness of Election 2013, which must be called by April, based on Xenophon’s expulsion.
Last edited by ifanonline on 17-2-2013 05:01 PM
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tuan-tuan melayu, "xenophon...lu blah dari sini...ini tanah melayu."
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"Xenophon also said that Australia had a moral obligation to intervene in the coming Election 2013 to ensure that it was clean and fair, despite the polls having a “veneer of democracy”, according to Australian newspaper Herald Sun. "
macam celake mat saleh lancau ni!.....cuba kalau org lain intervene negara dia, mau melompat...
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selaian dari mensabotaj minyak sawit malaysia xenophondan lgbt ni juga pernah mengatakan bahawa agama islam adalah organisasi jenayah yang berselindung di sebalik kepercayaan agama...
sahabat anwar...baek punya..!!!!
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warna seluar dalam aku xenophone tak mau tau ka? |
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takyah jenopon cakap pun memang demokrasi kat malaysia ni senget
najib jer kata demokrasi kita terbaik dunia... pprrfff |
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najib xckp demokrasi
najib ckp transformasi
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Kt tv3suku kata Malaysia terbaik sbb amalkn demokrasi... Puiiikkkkk!!!!! |
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geolimarkisa posted on 17-2-2013 11:25 AM 
selaian dari mensabotaj minyak sawit malaysia xenophondan lgbt ni juga pernah mengatakan bahawa ...
masa mahathir kutuk australia, takde pula depa tahan dier nak ke aussie...
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asalkan sahabat anwar ibrahim setan sekaliipun balaci2 anwar akan jilat...
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nampaknya betullah kata mackinnon dulu yg najib ni false democrat..
.... hold elections but have no intention of giving up power... pprrffff
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itulah beza demokrasi melayu umno dgn org puteh red necks.. |
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ifanonline posted on 17-2-2013 11:43 AM
masa mahathir kutuk australia, takde pula depa tahan dier nak ke aussie...
itu bezanya antara negara maju dgn negara sedang membangun...tak de revenge2 gitu...ko kutuk mcm2 oz,, oz rilek je..takde sekat2 mai oz..... |
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nour2001 posted on 17-2-2013 11:56 AM
itu bezanya antara negara maju dgn negara sedang membangun...tak de revenge2 gitu...ko kutuk mcm2 ...
bangsa melayu sensitip...mcm andartu pun ade...sikit2 nak potong kredit porumer...
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demokrasi felda pprt..... |
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capiloton posted on 17-2-2013 12:21 PM
masa mahathir kutuk australia..
memang la depa takde tahan mahathir..
sebabnya ada ke mahathir p ...
melayu ni bacul...cuba tengok mat salleh aussie, dok kutuk2 pun mai jugak kat KL nak jalinkan hubungan mesra...mat salleh tahu antara profesional and un-profesional conduct...melayu tak bleh, kutuk ade jerawat skit simpan dendam sampai ke kubur...
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malaysia- demokrasi berparlimen. raja berpelembagaan. apa yang sengetnya? PRU 13 tetap akan muncul saudara saudari. jangan bimbang. |
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negara paling demokrasi kat dunia ni ialah India (bukan negara kokosen pujaan urben kokosen wannabe berkerak kat sini), india ialah negara yg paling tinggi income gap, paling kuat rasuah.........biarlaa m'sia tak demokrasi pun |
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mahadey kutuk australia bukan pasal isu dalaman australia....ni mamat saleh dok sebok cerita pasal dalam kain negara sendiri pun urben kokosen waanbe berkerak kat sini dok pujaaa.....pftghfghghg |
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Post time 17-2-2013 11:06 AM
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