Despite what appeared to be attempts by a KLCC government to means inconveniences, a little 200 people converged during its play ground off Jalan Ampang in a carnival-like gathering to conflict a Peaceful Assembly Bill.
Instead of being met by military batons as well as H2O cannons upon its second Saturday afternoon protest, a organisation of about 200, clad in yellow, were met with H2O sprinklers.
The organisation changed close to a little trees in a play ground after a KLCC management, again, cordoned off its devalue for a cleaning operation, together with a area a protesters used last week.
There, they stood around inhabitant laureate A Samad Said, who is popularly well known as Pak Samad, as he recited his poem. Then, a complex government incited upon H2O sprinklers upon a ground where they stood.
Undaunted, those who were caught in a sprays shielded themselves with umbrellas as well as one after another to listen to Pak Samad, who recited his ultimate poem in reverence to a occupy movement,Merin! du Ruang (Missing Space) after reciting his Bersih poem,Unggun Bersih.
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Read More @ Source Instead of being met by military batons as well as H2O cannons upon its second Saturday afternoon protest, a organisation of about 200, clad in yellow, were met with H2O sprinklers.
The organisation changed close to a little trees in a play ground after a KLCC management, again, cordoned off its devalue for a cleaning operation, together with a area a protesters used last week.
There, they stood around inhabitant laureate A Samad Said, who is popularly well known as Pak Samad, as he recited his poem. Then, a complex government incited upon H2O sprinklers upon a ground where they stood.
Undaunted, those who were caught in a sprays shielded themselves with umbrellas as well as one after another to listen to Pak Samad, who recited his ultimate poem in reverence to a occupy movement,Merin! du Ruang (Missing Space) after reciting his Bersih poem,Unggun Bersih.
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