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Indonesian civil movement From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Sarawak Sovereignty Movement or SSM is an apolitical civil movement which was officially launched in Kuching, Sarawak on 13 April 2013.
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| Abbreviation | SSM |
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| Formation | April 13, 2013 |
| Type | NGO |
| Legal status | Civil Movement |
| Headquarters | Kuching |
| Location |
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| Coordinates | 34.3670317°N 89.5334458°W |
Region served | Worldwide |
Budget | RM (Cash) none |
| Website | Sarawak Sovereignty Movement |
Formerly called | none |
Sarawak Sovereignty Movement spokesman Dato Morshidi Abdul Rahman said that the people had "had enough of the lop-sided development between the peninsula and Sarawak", and that something needed to be done about it. He explained, "We are a civil movement and apolitical. We are not militants or extremists. Sarawak is one of the partners that form Malaysia. The others are Malaya and Sabah. We just want equality of all Sarawakians regardless of their races."[1]
The movement believes that the terms and conditions for the formation of Malaysia gave Sarawak, North Borneo, Malaya, and Singapore the status of equal partners in the newly formed Malaysia, in 1963.[2]
The Sarawak Sovereignty Movement and Borneo Heritage Foundation have co-operated in a series of Sarawak and Sabah Merdeka celebrations. The organisation was also present and involved with various carnivals and events intended to celebrate Malaysia Day in 2013.[3]
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