The Malaysian Civil Liberties Movement (MCLM) today lambasted the BN for spinning a two-month-old interview TV3 conducted with blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin, who is widely referred to as RPK.
In throwing its full support behind RPK, MCLM president Haris Ibrahim (left) said the timing and "spin-doctoring" by the mainstream media clearly showed that BN was using any means it could to stop Pakatan Rakyat's advance in the Sarawak polls.
Haris accused the mainstream media of having presented Raja Petra's interview completely out of context, describing it as a bid to "distract" voters from the key issue of "bringing change in Sarawak".
"This interview was done in February. RPK just told me that this morning," Haris told a press conference at the MCLM office in Kuala Lumpur.
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In throwing its full support behind RPK, MCLM president Haris Ibrahim (left) said the timing and "spin-doctoring" by the mainstream media clearly showed that BN was using any means it could to stop Pakatan Rakyat's advance in the Sarawak polls.Haris accused the mainstream media of having presented Raja Petra's interview completely out of context, describing it as a bid to "distract" voters from the key issue of "bringing change in Sarawak".
"This interview was done in February. RPK just told me that this morning," Haris told a press conference at the MCLM office in Kuala Lumpur.
[More to follow]
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