KUALA LUMPUR: DAP would unveil its Shah Alam Declaration during the party’s national convention on Sunday. The declaration would chart the party’s policy and direction in the context of Malaysian politics.
DAP’s national organising secretary Teresa Kok said the one-day national convention is themed Change Now, Save Malaysia.
“We’ll also look at what we have to do for the general election,” said Teresa who is the Kinrara state rep and Seputeh MP said.
Teresa said the convention is significant because it will be the last convention before the 13th general election.
Elaborating further, DAP international secretary Liew Chin Tong said: “It will outline the direction and role of the party in Malaysian politics.”
“It is also in line with the theme,” added Liew who is also Bukit Bendera MP.
The convention held in Dewan Jubli Perak, Shah Alam will be attended by 2,021 delegates.
Meanwhile in another development, Teresa criticised police’s plans to set up road blocks as early as 2am on Monday morning ahead of the verdict on Anwar Ibrahim’s sodomy trial.
Organisers of 901 Free Anwar campaign has plans to assemble at the Jalan Duta court complex at 7am.
“Why set up (road blocks)? It will paralyse the whole city. It is ridiculous,” said Teresa.
To all Malaysians who created the GE14 miracle, keep fighting. We will be back stronger.