Session 1: Political Developments in Sabah and Sarawak (1963-2023) - Professor Dr James Chin

Malaysia at 60: The Borneo States” Symposium
Date: 11 November 2023, by invitation only
Venue: Tun Hamdan Mini Theatre, Yayasan Sabah, Kota Kinabalu
Organizer: Sabah Action Body Advocating Rights and The Sarawak Initiatives
Session 1: Political Developments in Sabah and Sarawak (1963-2023) - Professor Dr James Chin
James Chin is Professor of Asian Studies and the inaugural Director of the Asia Institute at the University of Tasmania. He is also a Senior Fellow, Jeffrey Cheah Institute, Malaysia; VicePresident, Australian Institute of International Affairs (Tas). He was previously Senior Visiting Research Fellow, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS); Salzburg Global Freeman Fellow (US & Austria) and Australia-ASEAN Fellow. Prior to an academic career, he worked as a journalist in Malaysia and Singapore. Prof Chin is the leading scholar on contemporary Sabah and Sarawak, and
his views on Malaysia and the surrounding region are sought by leading news agencies like The Economist, CNN, BBC World TV, CNBC, Bloomberg TV, The New York Times, Financial Times, South China Morning Post and Channel News Asia (CNA). Full Profile: www.researchga...

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Borneo Provinces have been sucked all these years.. If no fair share implemented and complied with MA63 then anything can happened in the future.... 😮😮😮
REASON OVER PASSION
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When S and S joined Malaya to form Malaysia in 1963, they were not independent countries and so had no legal right to represent their countries. They were still colonies of Britain. So the legality of Malaysia is a moot point. S and S have the clout to secede from Malaysia. This point was not mentioned in the lecture.