To The Streets

By Puah Sze Ning, Ang Ming Chee, Ong Ee Lynn

June 2012 PHOTO ESSAY
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Excitement and anxiety were in the air on April 28, as thousands clad in yellow (and a smattering of green) marched and staged the third Bersih protest rally to demand electoral reforms. It was an even larger affair than in previous years, with an estimated 250,000 protestors in Kuala Lumpur, and 7,000 in Penang.

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Puah Sze Ning

has been working with Indigenous communities in Malaysia for over 15 years, assisting in advocacy training, documentation and welfare aid. She is also an accomplished photographer.

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Ang Ming Chee

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