Syukur Bung Mokhtar ini walau pea brain sangat namun membesar di Sabah. Dilahirkan tak pasti di mana.
Syukur ke hadrat Ilahi setakat ini tiada la Muslimin Muslimat Sabahan Sarawakian yang menunjuk superior memaki aruah Karpal atau menyindir aruah Karpal di mana2 laman sosial.
Hanya ummah Meleis Semenanjung berterusan memalukan diri dan agama.
Konon lahir, membesar di bandar maju namun otak sakai hutan rimba sangat. Last edited by chazey on 19-4-2014 03:30 PM
Prominent Malaysian human rights lawyer Karpal Singh arrives at the session court in Kuala Lumpur, March 2009.
© 2009 Reuters
(New York) – Human Rights Watch mourns the loss of Karpal Singh, a towering fighter for justice and human rights inMalaysia, and in all of Asia. He died in the early morning of April 17, 2014, in an automobile accident as he was traveling between Kuala Lumpur and Penang to attend a court hearing. He was 73 years old.
“Karpal Singh used his keen mind, legal training, and passion for justice to doggedly promote respect for human rights in Malaysia,” said James Ross, legal and policy director. “For decades, he was an unyielding force for the rights of all.”
Known as the “Tiger of Jelutong,” a town he once represented in parliament, Karpal’s tenacity repeatedly landed him in trouble with the authorities. In October 1987, he was detained without trial, along with other opposition lawmakers and political leaders, under the infamous Internal Security Act for allegedly inciting racial dissension. He was released in 1989, and the Internal Security Act has since been revoked. In 1998, he was denigrated for defending the opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim during his first sodomy trial, and again for representing Anwar in a second politically motivated sodomy case.
Karpal Singh’s involvement in opposition politics and his public criticism of the government came at great personal cost. At the time of his death, he was facing a prison term and a fine for alleged sedition for publicly asserting in February 2009 that the decisions of a hereditary ruler could be questioned in court. The court had originally thrown out the charge, but the government brought an appeal that resulted in a fine sufficiently high to force his disqualification from parliament. Just before Karpal’s death, the attorney general applied for a prison term to accompany the fine.
Karpal wins RM2mil in damages over 2005 accident
Oct 7th, 2011
by admin.
DAP national chairperson Karpal Singh is one happy man, for he was awarded RM2.018 million in damages by a sessions court in Penang today over the 2005 accident that left him wheelchair-bound.
Judge Chan Jit Li awarded him general damages at RM380,000 and stated other damages as:
Hospitalisation fees – RM399,162.37
Chairlift – RM104,200
Medical supplies – RM12,998.06
Nursing care fee for three nurses – RM135,808
Future nursing care for up to 84 months – RM212,800
Wheelchair – RM40,170
Vehicle – RM276,141.52
Future medication – RM378,000
Travel – RM11,951.98
Future surgery – RM66,666.
Reading out her judgment, Chan said the decision was difficult to make as she did not want to “under- or over-compensate” Karpal, one of the country’s top legal eagles, in this case.
karpal singh hospitalized 180205 friends“The decision may not be satisfactory to both parties, but my conscience is very clear,” she added.
She said that Karpal’s quality of life had been severely compromised after his accident, yet he had continued to live an active lifestyle, with his mental faculties intact.
Karpal, who is Bukit Gelugor MP, met with the accident on Jan 29, 2005, when he was sitting in the rear left seat of a private limousine driven by Soid Abd Ghani from the Bayan Lepas International Airport.
Karpal suffered severe spinal cord injury
Another vehicle driven by one of the defendants, Lau Yee Fuat, was heading towards Karpal’s residence in Jalan Utama when the car collided into the limousine from behind.
NONEKarpal (in wheelchair) suffered severe spinal cord injury, fracture at the C3/C4 invertebral disc, inability to walk or stand and severe pain secondary to spasms, among other injuries.
The damages are to be paid by the defendants, Lau and the limousine company.
After the session, Chan gave Karpal a light hug, out of respect for the well-known lawyer.
Karpal said he was happy with the judgment, that it was fair and he accepted it.
“I’m happy that the judgment is good and fair,” he said.
Karpal was represented by his son Jagdeep Singh Deo, while Lau, who was not present in court today, was represented by Bala Mahesan.
Karpal’s wife Gurmit Kaur, who was also present, was overcome by emotion. She told reporters that she was “thankful to God as the accident could have been worse”.
“God has been good to Karpal. He has been struggling with the pain, but we are taking it one day at a time,” she said.
“Our family and friends and hospital staff have been very supportive of Karpal.
“He is using mind-over-matter in getting work done, and he has not slowed down,” Gurmit added.
totokreturn posted on 19-4-2014 12:20 PM
Cai blue film army umno lupa yg dok meratib anwar setiap hari sejak 16 tahun dulu terlupa gamaknya ...
ari2 dok kutuk rosmah,najib.mahathir..ari ni jdk uztad la..iskkkkk..tak baik kutuk orang mati,,nabi tak ajar..inikah islam ajar?isssssssssskkkkkkkk..... dok tempek gambar rosmah menari tiang,,ari ni jadik uztad lak..iskkk tak baik sebarkan gmbar orang mati..perfhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Dipersembahan, Naduvan (Malaikat Maut) by Dr. Burn untuk tema gothic dn mengingatkan yg hidup tue kau x menongkat langit. I'm so proud wlpn I neh kena downgred dgn sakai oleh Melayu2 celup kat luor tue padahal weols org Jakun neh sume mmg pure Melayu Malaya yg dihijack jati kitorg oleh org2 xde adab, tp I x nh dgr pun org2 kitorg memaki org mati x kisah lar kau agama hape. Weols international mentality uols x flet pprghffttt ponh wlpon duk hutan Last edited by Bedah.Cun on 18-4-2014 07:58 PM
chazey posted on 19-4-2014 03:16 PM
Kafir kayupi nerake pula kena hormat orang Isle setiap masa dan ketika tidak kira di mana pun mereka ...
tak kira bilangan sikit ke banyak ke, orang lain perlu hormat tapi sendiri tak payah. kapiaq mundur lebih elok stay mundur, jangan mengotorkan kesucian orang lain.
The Board of Governors and Managers of the St Xavier’s schools in Penang have expressed sorrow over the death of one of their most illustrious students.
May our students learn from Karpal’s service, dedication to Malaysia and to people of all faiths, races
We, the Boards of Governors and Managers of St Xavier’s Institution, SK St Xavier’s, and SK St Xavier’s Cawangan are deeply saddened to hear of YB Karpal Singh’s sudden death.
YB Karpal was one of our ‘towering Malaysians’, a most illustrious son, no doubt. He was dubbed the ‘Tiger of Jelutong’, from where he was repeatedly elected into Parliament, before he moved to contest in and to represent Bukit Gelugor, both constituencies in Penang.
YB Karpal was a fearless and renowned lawyer. In and out of Parliament, Karpal spoke out bravely against the making of unjust and bad laws, and opposed policies that discriminated against the down-trodden and minorities and that favoured the cronies and racial or religious exclusivists. He also condemned the use of these bad laws to oppress critics, activists and Opposition leaders.
In this regard he was among those detained without trial under the ISA during Operasi Lalang 1987. He was respected not only among freedom-loving and justice-seeking Malaysians of all races and religions; he was also respected by foreign political leaders and law experts, and international human rights groups. He was proud of his party, the Democratic Action Party, and ultimately served as its National Chairman.
Yet YB Karpal never forgot his roots. One of these roots led back to his alma mater in Penang. In 2009, he was the guest-of-honour at SXI’s annual speech day. In 2011, he came to SXI to speak at the launching of the memoirs entitled ‘The Man from Borneo’, authored by Rev Bro Datuk Michael Jacques fsc, his former teacher.
In 2012, he found time to grace the 160th Anniversary Dinner commemorating the founding of his alma mater in 1852; and later that year, he came to pay his respects and to bid farewell to Rev Bro Datuk Charles Levin fsc, the longest-serving Director of SXI. Indeed, it was Karpal who had nominated the good Brother for datuk-ship honours from the Penang state government. He also donated generously to SXI’s various causes.
And now, we mourn the passing of YB Karpal Singh, too. No doubt, he imbibed many La Salle values, not least our special concern for “the last, the lost and the least”. Karpal’s death is a major loss for our country and Parliament, his party and the democratic struggle, and to our St Xavier’s schools.
May our students and all young Malaysians learn from Karpal’s love, service and dedication to his nation Malaysia, and to people of all faiths and races.
Rest in Peace, dear Sir. God’s Peace and Blessings to you and to your family and friends on this sorrowful occasion.
Dr Francis Loh Kok Wah (Chairman)
Board of Governors, St Xavier’s Institution,
and Board of Managers, SK St Xavier and SK St Xavier Cawangan
17 April 2014
chazey posted on 18-4-2014 08:24 PM
Inilah ajaran padang pasir barbaric yang dibawa ke Asia melalui ugama. Udahnya masing2 jadi caprut ...
Itu lar x suke x suke, kutuk org2 tue sume kejam tp 2 x 5 jer Bedah menengoknye. Sebok nk show off sume tp hati dlm x bersih pun. Even nk define benda2 mcm hati pun xde definite definition for them
noor2 posted on 19-4-2014 05:31 PM
nampak banyak bunga dan org lawat...
terfikir balik....
Selalunyq org bwk bunga putih kan utk melawat kematian non moslem. Banyakkan bunga Kat rumah mendiang Karpal, kat luar pun banyak mcm dah kedai bunga. Betul ingatan dan ziarah sekurang2 nya dpt meringankam keluarga mendiang.
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