KUCHING, August 30, 2014:
Thirteen local products from
Sarawak, mostly from Sibuti, have recently been registered under the
Geographical Indications (GI) by the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO).
A venue to express opinions and views on social issues, native customary rights land, cultures and traditions of the Dayak community as well as to voice out the problems and grievances of the indigenous and rural communities.
Saturday, 30 August 2014
Friday, 29 August 2014
Baru: Malaysia is not what is being projected
On the occasion of the 57th
anniversary of Malaya’s independence, we are again forced to confront the grim
reality that is Malaysia today.
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
Bruno Manser Fund publishes "new data on Sarawak's primary logging roads"
BASEL, SWITZERLAND, Aug 27, 2014: Bruno Manser Fund's Sarawak Geoportal has
published what it claimed a new data on Sarawak's primary logging roads, with a
combined length of 88,111km.
Monday, 25 August 2014
SEB taking immediate steps to replace collapsed bridge
MURUM, Aug 25, 2014: Sarawak Energy Berhad is taking an
immediate action to replace a collapsed timber crossing at Long Wat with an RC
Bridge.
Swiss scientists "discovered" two new animal species in northern Sarawak
KUCHING, Aug 25, 2014: A team of scientists from the Natural History
Museum of Berne, Switzerland, has discovered two new animal species in the
tropical rainforests in northern Sarawak.
Sunday, 24 August 2014
Balingian NCR land case: Court rejects defendant's application
MALAYSIA
IN THE HIGH COURT IN SABAH AND SARAWAK AT SIBU
SUIT NO. SBW-22-5/1-2013
BETWEEN
1. MULOK ANAK TAMA
2. MULIE ANAK LINGGIR
3. UMPUT ANAK BALAJA
4. JOHNNY ANAK MAGGI
5. BADOL ANAK CHUNGAT
6. ANTHONY ANAK BANGAU
7. JARAU ANAK IPOK … PLAINTIFFS
(Suing on behalf of themselves and all the
residents of the longhouses known as
Rumah Mulok, Rumah Mulie, Rumah Juti,
Rumah Ilin, and Rumah Demong, Sungai Bawan,
96350 Balingian, Mukah Divisions, Sarawak
who are the occupiers, holders or claimants
of native customary rights land situated
within
the area the boundary of which is as edged
in red on the map marked “X” attached to the
Statement of Claim annexed hereto)
AND
1. PEMBINAAN KUANTITI SDN BHD
2. SARAWAK PLANTATION AGRICULTURE
29 DEVELOPMENT SDN
BHD
3. SUPERINTENDENT OF LANDS AND SURVEYS
MUKAH DIVISION
4. GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE
OF SARAWAK … DEFENDANTS
Judgment
[1] This is an application by
the 2nd defendant for the plaintiff to
furnish further and better particulars
under O 18 r 12 of the Rules of Court 2012. The matters for which the 2nd
defendant requests further and better particulars are:-
Saturday, 16 August 2014
Dayak Informal Group (DIG) rebuts Daud Abdul Rahman's claims
By Richard Lias
1. Accusations
that the Barisan Nasional ( BN) government marginalised certain races in its
development policy are not true and unfair on the state BN government.
DIG: The
government must be transparent by publishing the fact on the allegation to
prove its sincerity and honesty. A mere statement in today’s world is hard to
believe without hard evidence which we find hard to accept. That’s why in
today’s world, transparency is being pursued as the standard procedure to
guarantee that truth prevails. There is no necessity for the Minister to deny
without facts. The fact that we have points to the contrary. We have quoted the
management of Yayasan Sarawak as a case in point, where Dayak are marginalized.
Another case that we wish to highlight and to which the Minister’s should pay
attention is Land Custody and Development Authority (LCDA), a state statutory
body set up in 1981 with the stated objective to be the catalyst in land
development. If you look into the management line-up of LCDA as published in
its website, you will see that ALL Senior Managers are from one ethnic group.
With this kind of exclusiveness, we could have used a stronger word other than
marginalization. However, we chose not to, out of respect for the Chief
Minister whom we believe is fair minded and inclusive.
Thursday, 14 August 2014
Dossier, containing information affecting Khalid's integrity, distributed to PKR branches
KUCHING, Aug 14, 2014: A thick
dossier containing information that affects the integrity of Selangor chief
minister Khalid Ibrahim has been distributed to all the branches of Parti
Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) throughout the country.
Soon Koh's house shot at by unknown person
KUCHING, Aug 14, 2014: Nobody can say that they are safe
from criminals, Sarawak PKR chief Baru Bian said when commenting on an incident
in Sibu where Local Government and Community Development Minister Wong Soon
Koh's residence was fired at last night.
Monday, 11 August 2014
Villagers win their NCR land case after 7 years of battling
By Simon Peter
KUCHING, Aug 11, 2014:
After battling for about seven years to get their native customary rights (NCR)
land back, the villagers from three Iban kampungs have won their case in the
High Court here today.
Wednesday, 6 August 2014
Murder of two British students solved, say police
KUCHING, Aug 6, 2014: The murder of two British medical
students at dawn here today is "technically" solved, with the arrest
of all the four suspects and the recovery of an alleged murder weapon.
Kanowit land dispute: JV is valid, CoA rules
KUCHING, Aug 6, 2014: The Court of
Appeal today ruled that a native customary rights (NCR) land development scheme
at Sungai Kelimut in Kanowit is valid, overturning a Sibu High Court's decision
delivered over two years ago.
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
Bengoh dam: Awang Tengah's accusation misplaced
KUCHING, Aug 5, 2014:
Public Utilities Minister Awang Tengah Ali Hasan has been taken to task
for blaming the "blameless" native communities over the delay in the
impoundment of the Bengoh dam.
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