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Rejecting its plan to set up a chapter, a blogger says: ‘Let's get together and hound Ibrahim Ali out if he sets foot in Sarawak.’

He quotes an Iban saying that a sugar cane can be sweet in the beginning but less so towards the end to describe the prevailing situation.

Kampung Na’ah and Long Kesseh Ulu Baram residents lodge a police report against those who claimed the dam has the villagers' support.

They are outraged that the Bidayuhs' rich cultural heritage and their way of life are facing the high possibility of extinction.

'Without your support in Sarawak, the BN gov't would have sunk to the bottom of the sea,' says UPM's Jayum Jawan.

‘They are scared to lose their allowances, but not ancestral lands,’ says an activist who condemns their opposition to legal action.

Parti Rakyat Sarawak top gun James Masing says the non-action of the police on thugs and gangsters is worrying him as well as many landowners.

They were held after erecting a new blockade site at Murum dam access road near Sg Majoh Kecil within the dam site.

The Malaysia Agreement dictates that Sabah and Sarawak enjoy a unique position that outsiders have yet to grasp, laments the PRS president.

They are under remand for six days at the central police station in Miri, Sarawak, after being arrested by armed police on Nov 1.

Sarawak PKR says the natives will take legal action against the police if they continue to arrest protesters at the Murum blockade.

It is lying to the community and the public with its public statement the Penan will get RM213 million in compensation, says a Penang NGO.

The state PKR hits out at legal consultant JC Fong for his ‘rapturous rhapsody on the rosy life of displaced natives' before the Universal Periodic Review panel.

The Sabah Star chairperson says it is high time for Sabah and Sarawak to reassess their support of the federal gov't.

‘Najib and his cabinet ministers were only trying to mislead and pacify Sabahans and Sarawakians,’ says Sarawak PKR chair Baru Bian.

A meagre 6.12 percent of the Budget is for the state, which is one-third of Malaysia in area and holds 10 percent of the population, says Chong Chieng Jen.

He urges a probe on WTK Bhd Holdings and Ta Ann Bhd, which are said to have caused ‘severe damage’ to the environs.

Baru Bian describes the enticement as an attempt to weaken the support for the party and to cause suspicion among their supporters.

15,000 illegal immigrants and large numbers of illegal workers in Sarawak the reason for increasing crime and worsening social problems, says PKR.

Sarawakians told not trust the Najib gov't pledge that court decision on ‘Allah' won't affect them because the PM and cabinet cannot override the court.

Sarawakians unite in defending religious freedom, after the Court of Appeal ban on the use of 'Allah' by Catholic weekly.

The Sabah Star chairperson says the Sabah mufti’s proposal will help the federal authorities to further ‘divide and rule’ the state.

But, asks an NGO official, who will look after the children left behind, with the Murum River waters rising rapidly.