With reference to your article [#1] 'Hurdles set aside in PRM-Keadilan merger'[/#] where it was stated "Keadilan and Parti Rakyat Malaysia agreed to set aside the future status of female youth members to clear the way for the proposed merger of the two opposition parties in June":

I would like to clarify that there has not been any agreement of such as this issue - young women's youth membership - has yet to be decided on at the merger negotiation.

It was Keadilan Youth wing which suggested that the issue on young women's youth membership be set aside until after the merger. However, we in Angkatan Pemuda Parti Rakyat Malaysia, believe it is too important an issue to be set aside until after the merger.