The Federal Constitution of 1957 guarantees all citizens of, first, Malaya and, later, Malaysia, the rights and liberties accorded to all free men of all democratic nations and provides for the establishment of institutions of state to secure and safeguard those liberties.
The existence and application of draconian laws in the context of a systemic failure on the part of many of those institutions to honour their duty to uphold, protect and preserve the Federal Constitution has resulted in those guaranteed rights and liberties becoming, for many, illusory.
Our VisionThe Malaysian Civil Liberties Movement (MCLM) envisions a nation that has fully realised the aspirations of our founding fathers that Malaysia be a nation founded upon the principles of liberty and justice, her people bound together by a unity of purpose and imbibed with self-belief, to make Malaysia a land of prosperity and peace, ever seeking the welfare and happiness of its people and the maintenance of a just peace among all nations,.
Our Mission
MCLM believe that many Malaysians desire changes and reforms as comprehensively laid out in The People’s Voice and The People’s Declaration.
MCLM aims to take a leading role in realising these aspirations and encouraging the wider participation of civil society in shaping the future of our nation.
With the above Preamble, Vision and Mission statement a group of Malaysians headed by the Malaysian popular fugitive blogger Raja Petra Kamarudin had launched a the Malaysian Civil Liberty Movement in London. The group claimed to be an NGO, that will fixed the Malaysian Parliamentary Democracy. MCLM will nominates willing and capable individuals, to be candidates for political parties contesting in the coming 13th Malaysian General Elections. This group and MCLM will then be a bunch repairmen that will fixed the broken system in Malaysia.
Visit MCLM website to view MCLM to know more. Readers may join MCLM via that website too. MCLM also has its own facebook.
