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Why Anwar would not want a Royal pardon
Phar Kim Beng | Oct 27, 04 4:20pm
Given the impending return of former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim from Saudi Arabia on Sunday, which theoretically could strengthen opposition and NGOs in Malaysia, there have been attempts to fine-tune each group’s political strategy to its own agenda.

One such initiative includes an attempt by a group named Padu to seek a Royal pardon on Anwar’s behalf, although he has not indicated that he wants one, according to Parti Keadilan Rakyat leaders.

Regardless of how this movement may evolve, efforts to involve the King in reforming Malaysia are once again at work.
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