Examples of using Hindraf in English and their translations into Malay
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Previously there was no Hindraf.
On 18 April 2013, HINDRAF and the then ruling government BN signed the Memorandum of Understanding(MOU).
This extraordinary lawsuit had the backing and support from HINDRAF or Hindu Rights Action Force.
He claimed that Hindraf had been a catalyst in breaking the two-thirds majority held by the Barisan Nasional in the 12th general election.
The Bersih rally was held on 10 November andthe Hindu Rights Action Force(HINDRAF) rally on 25 November.
Hindraf has also tried to secure support from foreign countries for the purpose of pressuring the Government to bow to its demands.
Five prisoners of conscience-leaders of the Hindu Rights Action Force(HINDRAF) detained under the Internal Security Act(ISA)- were released.
I would also advise Hindraf to seek damages from the government because the ban has caused a lot of hardship to our activists.
He said the issuance of the passport- which had been revoked by the Malaysian authorities in 2008-is proof that Hindraf has been fighting for a just cause.
Waythamoorthy said that he and Hindraf would be able to solve the issue of stateless Indians in the country within five years.
Apart from stating that the Indian community was marginalised by the BN government,in the memorandum, HINDRAF also wanted an end to special privileges given to Malays.
The Hindraf demonstration is nothing extraordinary as such assemblies are universally recognised as being a legitimate means of expression.
The MIC supremowas asked to comment on a 18-point memorandum by HINDRAF, which was handed to the Prime Minister's office last Sunday by the organisation's chairman P.
The 54 Hindraf activists who were charged for being members of an illegal organisation after they participated in Hindraf's anti-Interlok rally in 2011.
He is well known among Malaysian Indians as the Founder of HINDRAF and his domestic and international campaign to fight discrimination against Malaysian Hindus.
However, Hindraf advisor N. Ganesan, lambasted the critics, saying that Najib needed individuals or organisations to deliver the transformation needed for the Indian community.
Although the movement eventually held talks with Pakatan, negotiations with BN did not materialise as it had set apre-condition for the government to first lift the ban on Hindraf.
The Chinese are not asking as much as Hindraf chairman P. Waythamoorthy did on behalf of the Indian community, which the Prime Minister has willingly obliged.
Although Waytha Moorthy had been appointed senator,and then as Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Hindraf claimed he had met with nothing more than an“unending series of delays and dead ends.”.
Hindraf under the leadership of P Waythamoorthy and BN under the leadership of Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak have signed a MoU dubbed the‘Hindraf-BN five-year blueprint for the Indian community'.
Certain short-term factors could still tip the scales in PR's favour, Faisal said,pointing to the Bersih and Hindraf rallies in West Malaysia and more recently, the DAP's“Allah” campaign in the Sibu by-election two months ago as examples.
Hindraf signed a memorandum of understanding with the government on April 18 last year, just before the May general election, in a bid to resolve the socio-economic problems afflicting the Indian community in Malaysia.
HINDRAF under the leadership of Waytha Moorthy managed to swing over 88% of the Malaysian Indian votes to the Pakatan Harapan(PH) that lead to the historical defeat of Barisan Nasional(BN) in the General Election 14(2018).
Hindraf, under Waytha, later shifted its support to the ruling BN in the next general election in May 2013, following a memorandum of understanding signed with the BN which promised measures to uplift the Indian community.
Hindraf signed a memorandum of understanding with the government on April 18 last year, just before the May general election, in a bid to resolve the socio-economic problems afflicting the Indian community in Malaysia.
Hindraf signed a memorandum of understanding with the government on April 18 last year, just before the May general election, in a bid to resolve the socio-economic problems afflicting the Indian community in Malaysia.
He said Hindraf had effectively played its role in pressuring the government into looking into the affairs of the minority Indians who“had been marginalised and neglected for over 60 years” due to the ineffectiveness of incumbent Indian politicians.
Hindraf, which was once anti-government, had on April 18 signed a memorandum of understanding with Barisan Nasional, with six key points, aimed at bringing poor Indians into the country's mainstream development.
In addition, Hindraf had created awareness, nationwide and internationally, of the“neglected socio-economic plight of the down trodden Indian community in various aspects ranging from displaced estate workers, statelessness, education, business, and employment opportunities”.
Hindraf legal advisor Karthig Shan said in a statement here today, what is disturbing is that the terrorists nabbed earlier this month had intention to assassinate several high profile personalities due to purported accusations that they failed to uphold Islam and insulted the religion.