apakah kepentingan pengasingan kuasa terhadap negara demokrasi seperti di malaysia?
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Democracy is an important idea that should be spread across the world. Malaysians would benefit from democracy. Though I have to say, it is never good to be forced fed democracy by a foreign nation; it must come from within the nation, by the people.
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It seems Malaysia - which has generally been practicing tolerance in the past - has joined the league of intolerant societies.  It is really, really sad.\n\ncc
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Alamak senang je ni...Informasi gini mungkin susah dicari dalam internet... ur best bet is to go to the national library...get some political books by the tunku or mahathir...give some examples of other countries in the world...n fire away...
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Malaysian stats dept. website doesnt' give details.\n\nBut the United Nations give the following figure..\n\nMalaysia\nDemographic profile 2005\n\nIndicator 2005\nPopulation (thousands) 25 347\nMale population (thousands) 12 865\nFemale population (thousands) 12 483\nPopulation sex ratio (males per 100 females) 103.1\nPercentage aged 0-4 (%) 10.8\nPercentage aged 5-14 (%) 21.6\nPercentage aged 15-24 (%) 18.1\nPercentage aged 60 or over (%) 7.0\nPercentage aged 65 or over (%) 4.6\nPercentage aged 80 or over (%) 0.6\n\n\nHope the above helps..
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In Malaysia, there are no such laws.  The people here are very conservative and traditional when it comes to marriage..i.e. man and woman only.  There are homosexual couples, for sure, but they are no provisions for marriage for them.
310009
hai.. awak form 3 yek, samer la. saya tengah dalam proses nak buat Elemen 2, hasil kajian. hm.. susah pulak rasenye. Nyesal pulak tak buat Pendudukan Jepun, senang sikit. x per la, PMR la katakan.. \n\nkronologi Kemerdekaan Negara 31 Ogos 1957\n ~ Rombongan  Merdeka\n ~ Perjanjian London\n ~ Perlembagaan Persekutuan Tanah Melayu\n ~ Perlembagaan Merdeka\n ~ Permasyhuran kemerdekaan\n\nIsi kronologi ni huraikanlah setiap satu. sikit je, x banyak. Kalau tak silap isinya ada dalam Buku Teks Sejarah F3. \n\nKalau awak ade paper maklumat, share wif me k. Terutama skali tang sebab ngan kesan kemerdekaan.^_^"
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hmmm, \n\ndemocratic.  \n\n:)
311550
betul cakap yang kat atas tu.Lain kali tanya dalam bahasa omputih.Anyone..please help me give some idea to write an article "The business growth and its prospect" in Malaysia ke..Indon ke, brunei ke..gitu lah.Ni tingkatan berapa ni?Form 3?Form 4?\nBaru le ada harapan nak dapat answer.
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Democracy \nA system of government where the people rule.  \n\nRepresentative Democracy \nA democracy where the people elect representatives to rule for them.  \n\nConstitutional Monarchy \nA monarchy where the monarch is a figurehead. The country is ruled through elected Parliment Members. This monarchy also has a constitution.  \n\nMonarchy \nA system of government in which a king/queen/emperor etc. is the sole and absolute ruler. The right to rule was usually passed down to the eldest son, from the current monarch, when he/she died.  \n\nOligarchy \nA system of government in which a few people rule.  \n\nAristocracy \nA system of government in which a few people rule, usually the richest, and higher class. The right to rule was passed down within the family.  \n\nTyranny \nA system of government where a ruler has total power, not limited by a constitution or\nby other officials; especially one in ancient Greece. This ruler seizes power often by force, and rules single-handedly. In ancient Greece a tyrant often ruled fairly and justly and got important things done quickly. Many were very popular.  \n\nDictatorship \nA system of government in which one person has seized power violently, and is the sole ruler for life. (Or until he/she is overthrown).  \n\nTotalitarianism \nA system of government where every single part of an individual's life is controlled and watched by the government. People who support this kind of government, believe that strict order is the key to a society without chaos. Myanmar is run by a military government, often the case in a totalitarian government.  \n\nCommunism \nCommunism is a way of living in which the government owns and runs all the business. There are many forms of communism, the "ideal" form of society. Karl Marx set down the foundation of modern communism. Unfortunately all peaceful attempts to have a communist society have been abandoned early on. Usually the only way to have a communist region, is usually through revolution. These often have a cruel dictator, and are not "ideal." There are also many factions of communism, who usually fight each other. One example is Socialism.  \n\nAnarchy\nAnarchists believe that government is evil, and that it limits individual freedoms. So anarchy is no form of government at all. Its roots can be traced back to the Goths in Europe.
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Republicratic-Demopublicans. :)
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u can try this links:\n\nhttp://agrolink.moa.my/moa1/newspaper/alamsekitar/\nwww.doe.gov.my\nhttp://agrolink.moa.my/did/ didkedah/pmerdeka.html\nwww.hmetro.com.my/Current_News/HM/\nhttp://myschoolnet.ppk.kpm.my\nwww.jas.sains.my\nhttp://sabah.edu.my\nwww.mns.org.my/ e-tutorial/aktiviti_4.htm\nwww.prn2.usm.my/.../ bulletin/2002/penawar40.html\nhttp://www.kjc.gov.my/malay/penerbitan
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read the 1989 Constitution....\nafter marcos regime...\njust read it you;ll find what your are asking for..ok!
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a state in Malaysia..google it for more info
88048
Syura happens when the highest people in governmental positions gather and decide upon something. Democracy is between the citizens and the governments...
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Well, I suppose you're talking bout History...\nHere's some info bout it (I have to learn bout it last year)\n\nOrang Melayu menentang Malayan Union kerana:\n1) Malayan Union akan memberikan faedah kepada pendatang (jus soli)\n2) Tindakan Sir Harold MacMicheal yang mengugut Raja2 Melayu untuk mendapatkan persetujuan\n3) Penghapusan kedaulatan dan kuasa Raja2 Melayu\n\nOR in other words:\n1) The nationality (jus soli thing) will benefit outsiders\n2) Sir Harold MacMicheal blackmailed the Raja2 Melayu to sign the agreement\n3) The Raja2 Melayu's power will be take over by the Malayan Union\n\nThey (orang melayu) (the civillians) also showed their dissaproval by protesting (bringing all those banners stating "NO TO MALAYAN UNION" or whatever and so, in the end, Malayan Union was there for about a few month's till it's been replaced by Persekutuan Tanah Melayu which stands till today.\n\nThat's all about it...\n\nGood Luck
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Malaysia is a signatory to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, but the legislation that created the National Human Rights Commission (Suhakam), also restricts the application of the Declaration to those "fundamental liberties provided for" in the Constitution and to those provisions consistent with the Constitution. In 1999 prior to Suhakam's creation, opposition leaders and non-governmental organizations, including the Bar Council, criticized the definition of human rights as too narrow.\n\nHowever, following former Suhakam Chairman Musa Hitam's October 2001 statement that human rights would need to take a back seat in the fight against terrorism, the Commission has assumed a lower profile in carrying out its mission and has not often publicly challenged the government on sensitive subjects. The new Chairman of the Commission, former Attorney General Abu Talib, appears to favor a low-key, behind-the-scenes approach to promoting human rights.[1861]
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President: Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono \n\nFormer army general Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono won Indonesia's first-ever direct presidential elections in September 2004, unseating the incumbent Megawati Sukarnoputri. The election was hailed as the first peaceful transition of power in Indonesia's history. \n\n \nPresident Yudhoyono promised to tackle separatist conflicts \nMr Yudhoyono, who at one time served as a security minister in Ms Megawati's government, promised to fight corruption, rejuvenate the economy and tackle separatist conflicts. \n\nOn the campaign trail, he sought to present himself as a man of integrity and as an effective leader in times of crisis. He said the 2004 Asian tsunami disaster had precipitated the most difficult period in Indonesia's history. \n\nMr Yudhoyono has identified the fight against terrorism as a key challenge. As security minister he spearheaded operations to capture Islamic extremists blamed for the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings. \n\nHis administration won international plaudits for signing a peace deal in 2005 with separatist rebels in Aceh province but on the economic front he has struggled to better the lot of many Indonesians. \n\nSome observers say he has failed to tackle corruption within the country's massive bureaucracy. \n\nMr Yudhoyono, a fluent English speaker, studied for his master's degree in the US. Rising through the ranks under former President Suharto, he led his country's peacekeeping contingent in Bosnia in the 1990s. \n\nSometimes called 'SBY', after his initials, Mr Yudhoyono is praised by his supporters for balancing strength and compassion. Critics have said he is over-cautious.