If we cannot get the “things” done for ourselves then how can we do “anything” good for another?
People tend to be excited easily when a tragic situation of another fellow human happens. But sad to say like the ebb tide, it disappears just as fast as it has come.

Be it from the individuals or groups, we are blessed that there are still concerned people out there who are selfless.

Who are the “we” then? It can be anyone of us who falls in this category of disgust!

6. Jawatankuasa Mempertahankan Sekolah Asal Damansara dan Memohon Sekolah Kedua
7. Jawatankuasa Bertindak Menentang Penggunaan Cyanide Dalam Pelombongan Emas Di Bukit Koman Raub, Pahang.
The 2009 Civil Society Award organised by The Chinese Assembly Hall went to:
1. Sarawak Penan Community
2. Raja Petra Kamaruddin.
3. Sisters in Islam.
Note: Not in the order but they are the equal winners. CONGRATULATIONS!

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