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Malaysia born stateless Indians assert rights to citizenship
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Malaysia born stateless Indians assert rights to citizenship

David Thien
April 24, 2012
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KUALA LUMPUR – The scene outside the Parliament House entrance gate where thousands of Malaysia born stateless Indians held a protest to demand for their rightful citizenship status.

Lembah Pantai MP, Nurul Izzah speaking passionately to the protesting crowd outside the Parliament House entrance gate
A concern group representative speaking to the protesters
A section of the protesting crowd
Elderly 'Malaysians' displaying their red identity card
Red identity card holders
More red identity card holders
Senior 'citizens' showing their red identity cards
Another red identity card holder
Close-up of yet another red identity card holder
A section of the protesting crowd outside the Parliament House entrance gate
Another concern group representative speaking to the crowd
Another section of the protesting crowd
PKR vice president, Surendran seen here speaking to the protesting crowd
Opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim arrived to listen to the protesters

David Thien

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