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YOURSAY | ‘When people are desperate, they resort to anything to get rid of an opponent.’

UPDATED 6.09PM | 'The government is trying to bully us into keeping silent', claims rally organiser Lydia Chai.

Umno leader Jamal has claimed Bersih is infiltrated by Islamic terrorist group IS.

YOURSAY | ‘PAS now no longer fights for and defends the rakyat, and as such the decision is expected.’

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YOURSAY | ‘Jamal is not just a hired agent provocateur but has allegedly committed criminal acts in public.’

Police pulled the red shirts away and formed a human barricade around the convoy, says its coordinator Thomas Fann.

The Islamic party says Bersih has other objectives that are not in line with its approach.

UPDATED 7.42PM | The ruckus starts when red shirt leader Jamal Md Yunos tries to grab a banner from a Bersih participant.

Organisers allegedly failed to notify the police about the red shirt rally.

Over 30 bikers harass the convoy's vehicles while cops record incident, says Mandeep.

UPDATED 3.29PM | They demand that Penang CM Lim Guan Eng resign and that police reject the Bersih 5 rally.

UPDATED 2.58PM | Tengku Adnan urges both sides to stop 'hurting each other's feelings' and go back to their happy place.

From Oct 7 till end of November, it will explain national policies, the economy and current affairs to people on the ground.

The seven-week convoy will start from five other locations in five states, across 246 cities, towns and villages.

All politicians are invited, says Maria.

The electoral watchdog believes a hidden hand is acting to use all state resources to stop Bersih 5 even before the rally has begun.

News portal publishes recording of alleged threat against Bersih chairperson Maria Chin.

I refer to some statements by the opposition which claim as if I had said last year’s Bersih 4 participants were not more than 1,000 people.

Umno Youth exco member says the rally should be stopped as it could lead to a chaotic situation in the country.

They say Bersih's call to rally is 'incitement' and its protest will embarrass M'sia in the world's eyes.

COMMENT | This is for publicly issuing what many rightly interpret as a death threat against Bersih chair Maria Chin.

BN has indirectly sold M'sia to foreigners, says Zuraida Kamaruddin.

Bersih has just announced that Nov 19 is the date for Bersih 5. The very line-up of Malaysians of various ethnic origins at the press conference in the meaningful, striking but once outlawed yellow T-shirts is enough to charge up the rakyat’s hope for a better nation.