Author: PKMS

15 December 2017

Ref: US/Emb-20171200002

 

UNITED STATES EMBASSY of SINGAPORE

27 Napier Road

Singapore 258508

 

Dear Sir/Madam

We, Pertubuhan Kebangsaan Melayu Singapura (PKMS) also known as Singapore Malay National Organisation (SMNO), are deeply concerned about the statement made by United States of America’s President, Mr Donald Trump, with regards to Jerusalem being the capital of Israel on 6th December 2017. We endorse United Nation’s two-state solution between Israel and Palestine to negotiate on the basis of relevant United Nations’ resolutions and other agreements deemed necessary. The final status issue is to be determined through a comprehensive, just and long lasting solution between Israel and Palestine without interference and pressure from other countries.

We label the declaration from US President, Mr Donald Trump, as an act of disregard or disrespect to other world leaders and also an irresponsible act unbecoming of a world leader. The act itself would incite disharmony and further ignite violence. World leaders should be impartial and diplomatic in their statements or declarations to avoid war from breaking out.

We vehemently disagree with Jerusalem being the capital of Israel as it would create huge animosity between citizens of the two nations and create a major unrest for the whole world as it is unjust.

The claiming of Jerusalem by both countries is based on the city’s spiritual and historic significance. As an act of respect, we would endorse a peaceful settlement without prejudice and allow people of different religions the rights to practice their religion without any hostility.

We believe that NO religion preaches violence as a way of settlement. Let the United Nations’ resolutions stand as it was from 1967 to 1980 to 2016. Those resolutions had been considered the law governing the city’s status, and they were binding because all countries had pledged to implement and abide by them in the maintenance of international peace and security. Until a two-state solution is formed, we urge world leaders to be impartial and not pressurise any countries with irresponsible and unnecessary statements.

We hope and pray that both countries come to a resolution to end all the bloodshed. May we all be blessed and guided by God through all these turmoils and injustice. God’s Willing.

 

UNITY LOYALTY SERVICE

 

Secretariat Office

Supreme Councils

Pertubuhan Kebangsaan Melayu Singapura (PKMS)

 

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20 September 2017

Ambassador H.E. Mr. Htay Aung
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR
15 ST. Martin’s Drive
Singapore 257996

Dear His Excellency,

The Rohingyas in Rakhine, Myanmar

Singapore Malay National Organisation (PKMS) are concern with the current state of affair and the ongoing human rights violations against the Rohingyas in Rakhine, Myanmar. The persecuted Rohingya minority faced increased violence, discrimination and with the recent fighting between the army and ethnic armed groups that escalated in northern Myanmar has further intensified humanitarian intolerance.

It’s to the best interest of Myanmar government to act swiftly and intervene in resolving the above mention issue. Peace and stability are key fundamental towards economic progress of a country especially for the case in Myanmar which has so much to offer but this can only happen within a stable, peaceful and strong governance in a country.

We believe Myanmar government is doing all it could in resolving the issues but with the whole world centring their concern on the displacement of the Rohingya, time is not on Myanmar government side. The longer this situation remains, it could be of a costly significance to Myanmar standing both globally and in ASEAN.

We seek Myanmar government to act fairly and decisively especially in recognizing the Rohingya who had been living in Rakhine, Myanmar for many years. The human rights violations need to stop.

Yours Sincerely,

Muhammad Hairullah Ahmad
Secretary General, PKMS
cc : President
Supreme Council Members

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