Opposing Censorship in Malaysia

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1. 51
   Name: Choo Ki Khoo on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

   Comments: Development entails the right to be informed, the right to have the knowledge and the right to decide for oneself what's right and what's not.

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2. 52
   Name: Pek Leng Tan on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

   Comments: DBKL should have some respect for Malaysian's intelligence

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3. 53
   Name: Yuen Ching Chua on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

   Comments:

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4. 54
   Name: Young Tseng Wong on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: US

   Comments:

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5. 55
   Name: Abraham Choong Dao Lu on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

   Comments: stop these acts of "one man/religion view's" terror on something that is not harmful which is the arts!!! Peace on earth and goodwill to men!

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6. 56
   Name: Jikon Lai on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

   Comments:

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7. 57
   Name: Geraldine Joseph on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

   Comments: I oppose all forms of censorship imposed on the performing arts in M'sia. To all theatre performers, keep up the good work. I have enjoyed the shows.

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8. 58
   Name: Marjan Sipsma on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: NL

   Comments: Seeing the humorous side of your own race as well as others, without offending. This has always been the strong side of your plays. The more open minded people go there, so why sensor What is the harm of a comic play, and how far do you want to sensor. Can I make fun of somebodies nose in the audience Comedy is too ridicule things a little bit, otherwise its no commedy!!

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9. 59
   Name: Reece Kurta on Sep 25, 2003

   Country: MY

   Comments: Hope you can continue what you're doing. The sensoring kills comedy in every way!! the amount of people coming back to your shows, shows enough!!

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10. 60
    Name: Shen-Hoei Yeoh on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: No Screaming or Jumping eh If thats the case, we should ban all traditional Dances as well like Silat, Kung Fu and orang Asli performances. Theres a lot of screaming and jumping too. DBKL has again shown their hypocritical side with this issue, and is a disgrace not just to the Malaysian art society, but a disgrace to everyone in Malaysia.

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11. 61
    Name: Kian Ming Ong on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: What happened to moving towards a more open democracy

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12. 62
    Name: Angeline Kee on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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13. 63
    Name: Sky Tan on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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14. 64
    Name: Gordon Nonis on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

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15. 65
    Name: Ls Seah on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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16. 66
    Name: Sharizal Shaarani on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: Common DBKL, we are all mature Malaysians here... we already don't like foreigners criticising our country, you can't take criticisms (even as a harmless satire) from your own people too We are definitely in a 1st Country with a 3rd World mentality :(

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17. 67
    Name: Lim Chung Wei on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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18. 68
    Name: Chee Sek Thim Reka Art Space on Sep 25, 2003

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19. 69
    Name: Anne James on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: With rules like this we should all walk around in purdah and tape shut our every orifice, our eyes and ears and then we can finally 'shut down'our brains and intone Malaysia Boleh!

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20. 70
    Name: Ayesha Harben on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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21. 71
    Name: Vimala Sundram on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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22. 72
    Name: Siew King Tan on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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23. 73
    Name: Sharanya Manivannan on Sep 25, 2003

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24. 74
    Name: Jason Cheong on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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25. 75
    Name: Sarah Lim on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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26. 76
    Name: LAY LIN CHAN on Sep 25, 2003

    Country: NZ

    Comments: My best years in KL were spent enjoying all that its theatre and dance community had to offer. It would be really a blow to KL's vibrant arts culture if these "guidelines" are implemented. They shouldn't even be proposed in the first place.

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27. 77
    Name: Benjamin Cheong on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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28. 78
    Name: John Romeril on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: AU

    Comments: censorship is inevitibly counterproductive - it substitutes silence for debate

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29. 79
    Name: Llew Marsh on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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30. 80
    Name: Trent Ayers on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: US

    Comments: I honestly thought that my friend might be kidding. Does this type of censorship really exsist today Just because you dont support something doesnt mean that you should edit it. Let those speak that want to in the way they want to and let those listen that have the ears to hear I say...

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31. 81
    Name: Mun Woh Chin on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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32. 82
    Name: Antares (Kit Leee) on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: Dewan Bandaraya is much appreciated as a public service agency with the crucial task of maintaining the urban infrastructure (keeping streets, sewers, and parks clean and tidy, and so on). When it attempts to usurp the role of Moral Guardian & Publc Censor, it deserves to be booed loudly and mercilessly till it leaves the stage. What the performing arts in Malaysia sorely need is more financial support - NOT more censorship!!!

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33. 83
    Name: Christina Woo on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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34. 84
    Name: Karen Donald on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: UK

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35. 85
    Name: Noro June on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

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36. 86
    Name: Richard Yeoh on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: Freedom of Speech and Expression is an inalienable human right and guaranteed by the Malaysian Constitution, We must protect these rights from erosion and assault at all costs!

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37. 87
    Name: Kurt Crocker on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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38. 88
    Name: W L Chan on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

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39. 89
    Name: Mei Ling Sarangapany on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: grow up DBKL!!!

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40. 90
    Name: Rashidi Marzuki on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: I think Malaysians nowadays are smart enough to tell what's wrong and what's right. We know how to take care of ourselves. So DBKL, buzz off.

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41. 91
    Name: Henry Wong on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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42. 92
    Name: Thuan Chye Kee on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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43. 93
    Name: Tat Oon Ang on Sep 26, 2003

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    Comments: We wnat freedom

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44. 94
    Name: Mark Teh on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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45. 95
    Name: Lorna Tee on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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46. 96
    Name: Muhammad Fadhli on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: Kita sudah matang dan boleh memahami sesuatu dengan lebih kritikal. Kita perlu memahami dan tidak ditahan kerana satu dua nama yang mempunyai kekuatan media. Itu semua membawa pada 'stagnant' dan kemunduran pemikiran.

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47. 97
    Name: Kubhaer Jethwani on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

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48. 98
    Name: Rohan Marshall on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

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49. 99
    Name: Hsien Hui Chin on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments: I feel strongly that DBKL has no rights to endorse what is right and what's not. It is time we really voice out the censorship of performing arts in Malaysia. We are not dupes, we are think for ourselves,thank you. The more they try to "protect" us, the more sensitive issues will be. The performing arts in Malaysia need to be freed!

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50. 100
    Name: Caz Law on Sep 26, 2003

    Country: MY

    Comments:

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