Where can I read about this further?
There are several English-language resources for those wishing to keep updated!
I will, of course, try to keep on top of things in a condensed manner, but here are other links to read through.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/20... This is an excellent starting point.
www.criticallegalthinkin... One commenter brings up a very good point, that Bersih is ONLY for electoral reform and not governmental
Please keep that in mind while reading.
bersihwiki.wikidot.com/w... A wiki page linking a collection of various articles, pictures, screencaps and videos.
Amnesty international has also ranked the upcoming situation as urgent
Several news sources are available electronically from Malaysia as well.
Those who are considered an alternative news source include:
www.malaysiakini.com/ They do require registration to view many of their articles in full
Mainstream media that I have viewed include www.nst.com.my/
Their content is under government jurisdiction, but most articles have very neutral verbiage and reserved presentation.
More links as I find good sources!
You can also follow this on twitter.com/#!/bersih2
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www.loyarburok.com/ LoyarBurok (lit: BadLawyers) has a collection of well-written opinion pieces and reviews of the situation in
general, from both sides of the fence and the middle.
t.co/xjzmKIU Mal. Insider - Putrajaya (administrative center of the nation) freezes bus permits
art-harun.blogspot.com/2... Interesting article gleened from the twitter hashtag #bersih
.. Really how did I forget this one: bersih.org/
www.nst.com.my/nst/artic... NST - Ban on Bersih items stays