Sarawak party leader calls on natives to fight for their rights

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2010-01-12 | KUCHING, SARAWAK / MALAYSIA. In a remarkable interview granted to the Bruno Manser Fund, the new Sarawak leader of the People's Justice Party (PKR), Kuching-based lawyer, Baru Bian, has spoken out on corruption, Sarawak's failed rural development and the native population's grievances. Fourteen months ahead of the deadline for the next election in the East Malaysian state on Borneo, Baru Bian underlined the necessity for Sarawak to end Chief Minister Taib Mahmud's 28-year reign of corruption and nepotism and to tackle far-reaching reforms of the state's institutional and economic framework.

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