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Sunday, August 12, 2012

'RCI should recommend punishment for the guilty'


The Association for the Promotion of Human Rights (Proham) wants the government to include identifying the culprits and recommending their punishment in the Sabah Royal Commission of Inquiry's (RCI) scope.

The RCI has recently been set up to examine claims that immigrants were illegally granted citizenship for votes.

police abuse suhakam pc 050808 simon sipaunThe RCI is also lacking in making recommendations on how to deal with the problem if indeed there are citizens who did not qualify for their citizenship, said Proham chairperson Simon Sipaun (right) and Proham secretary-general Denison Jayasooria in a joint-statement today.

"Proham therefore calls on the federal government to add two additional terms of reference, namely to make appropriate recommendations pertaining to effective solutions on the presence of large number of illegal immigrants in Sabah, including reviewing standard operating procedures and regulations in order to ensure such occurrences do not recur.

"This is in addition to identifying and recommending appropriate action on those responsible if the RCI investigations reveal discrepancies," they said.

However, the duo also lauded the commission's composition which they described as made up of "credible individuals with legal, administrative, academic and contextual expertise" but noted that there was a lack of gender representation.

"Proham acknowledges the comprehensive terms of reference which is very fully focused on determining the issues pertaining to immigration, issuance of the IC and determining the population issues.

"This is right and these facts must be investigated and determined in an objective and rational way so as to restore public confidence through independent verification and release of all data into the public domain," they said.

14 comments:

  1. Based on answers given in parliament last year, the population in Sabah, which was 651,304 in 1970, rose to 929,299 a decade later. However, two decades after that, it rose to 1.5 million and in 2000, it was 2,468,246 people. Seven out of every eight urban Sabahans want a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) into the illegal immigrant problem in the state, which Barisan Nasional (BN) leaders there insist must be held before upcoming elections, according to a recent poll.

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  2. hukuman bagi pihak yang menjadi dalang kepada projek IC perlu lebih berat dari pesalah imigresen yang lain..

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    1. Agreed! Jail for life and canes!

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    2. ya.. mereka adalah pengkhianat, kenakan hukuman setimpal.

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    3. pandangan ni pasti akan dipertimbangkan demi untuk keberkesanan pelaksanaan RCI. sokong!

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    4. Sesiapa yang terlibat harus dikenakan tindakan undang-undang yang ketat.

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  3. memandangkan isu PATI dan projek IC sedang dalam perhatian kerajaan melalui penubuhan RCI, eloklah Proham memfokuskan isu lain di Sabah seperti tanah dan kemiskinan..

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    1. ya.. isu2 lain kena diberi perhatian jg.

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    2. Kalau pelaksanaan RCI ni berkesan rasanya secara tidak langsung masalah tanah dan kemiskinan juga akan dapat dikurangkan.

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  4. Masidi said the people were not happy with the explosion of population in Sabah, saying “it is rather alarming compared to other states”.

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  5. Semoga RCI dapat menyelesaikan isu PATI secara berkesan.

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  6. Kami menantikan pengumuman sah berkenaan RCI. Harap-harap dapat membuat siasatan sebelum PRU13.

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  7. Just wonder how and which department should involve in their investigation?

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  8. Apakah tindakan akan diambil jika pati ditangkap sebab tiada dokumen/ mengguna dokumen yang palsu?

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