Opposing Censorship in Malaysia

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   Name: Kathy Rowland on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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   Name: Jo Kukathas on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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   Name: Marion D'Cruz on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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   Name: Zahim Albakri on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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   Name: Pia Zain on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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   Name: Mark Teh on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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   Name: Fahmi Fadzil on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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   Name: Eddin Khoo on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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   Name: Patrick Teoh on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

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    Name: Niki Peck Beng Cheong on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Hsueh Liang Seow on Sep 25, 2003

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    Comments: Stick to your job DBKL!

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    Name: Tien Chee Au Yong on Sep 25, 2003

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    Name: Rey Buono on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: DBKL must totally withdraw from the arts. It must have nothing whatsoever to do with art, artists, expression. Nothing.

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    Name: Chin Joo Voon on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: If theater performances should be evaluated this way, then I suggest that all forms of arts, including books, paintings etc, for public viewing should be too.

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    Name: Edwin Emawan Ahmad on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: What we need is a society that are able to think for themselves and are able to make choices in life without anyone spoonfeeding them. If we are all spoon fed all I am afraid we are not going to acheive our Vision of 2020.

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    Name: Colin Kuan on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Colin Kirton on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: JC Chia on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Sumit Mandal on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: ID

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    Name: Julian Lee on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: Censor art and you censor Malaysia's chances of growing creatively.

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    Name: Dinesh Nair on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Angeline Cheng on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: Do we really have to go to Singapore to catch theatre shows now

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    Name: V A Emuang on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: Anhybody body or group who wants to control non-violent expression by others are insecure about their own understanding of life and the universe.

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    Name: Joanna Bessey on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Tommy Ho on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: We want more creativity.

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    Name: Veena Petrus on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Shalini Nayar on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Wang Lay Kim on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Nizam Zakaria on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: If we tolerate this nonsense by DBKL, what's next

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    Name: Anand Kailayapillai on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: No guidelines, no censorship. Long live Performance Arts in Malaysia.

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    Name: Tan Jun on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Uma Palanisamy on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: With the proposed censorship by DBKL, the performing arts industry is threathened. Such limitations can be interpreted to many more stringent issues.

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    Name: Christopher Jacobs on Sep 25, 2003

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    Comments: It is an unhealthy civilization that cannot deal with the greatest questions of humanity.

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    Name: Manesh Nesaratnam on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Joyce Cheah on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Monalisatul Mohd Khamis on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Monalisatul Mohd Khamis on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Tai Ling Ling on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Peter Chua on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Ravi Navaratam on Sep 25, 2003

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    Name: Sean Chen on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: Fully agree with the you that the target audience of the arts did not ask for censorship.

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    Name: Malini Sundaram on Sep 25, 2003

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    Name: Aliya Alias on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Jing Shia Lu on Sep 25, 2003

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    Name: Francis Kam on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Iolanda Capodanno on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: I have NEVER come across such a RIDICULOUS set of "guidelines" for theatre scripts in all my experience in theatre. You may as well put a gag on people. Shame on you for treating Malaysians with such disrespect for their right of freedom of expression. Or doesn't it exist in this country!

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    Name: Yin Tuan Yeoh on Sep 25, 2003

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    Name: Natasha Nair on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Jacqueline Tan on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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    Name: Delilah R on Sep 25, 2003

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