MCLM Kuala Lumpur Public Forum December 21 2010

Sreekant Pillai
The Malaysian Civil Liberties Movement (MCLM) Tuesday named human rights lawyer Sreekant Pillai (above) as the second candidate from its movement to contest in the next general election.

The son of the late veteran journalist of M.G.G. Pillai said he was chosen to be independent because "the current Government has nothing more it can offer to the people and the existing parties are not doing what the rakyat wants."

"My father taught me that there is nothing wrong in being idealistic, to always stand for what you believe in and always search for the truth. That is exactly what I am doing now," Sreekant, 37, who is representing the Selangor government in the Teoh Beng Hock inquest, said in a statement.
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An umbrella body of student groups has pledged to be deployed as candidates to Malaysian Civil Liberties Movement (MCLM) in the next general election. Soladariti Mahasiswa Malaysia chairman Shazni Munir Mohd Ithnin said the student movement was willing to work together with MCLM as both shared similar principles and objectives.
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