The drafting of Malaysia's constitutional document at the nation's founding reflects the competing demands of the multi-ethnic Malaysian society, consisting primarily of a Malay-majority population as well as Chinese and Indian ethnic minorities.
Afterwards, Falun Gong made use of its own media to widely attack the Chinese Daily and made personal attacks on the newspaper's editor-in-chief and other editors.
The primary subject of his research has been China, but as his research subjects of the network of ethnic Chinese and the tributary trade system indicate, his work transcends national borders.
Worst yet, Islamists terrorized Jakarta residents, threatening that if Ahok won the election they would transform Jakarta into“hell” by attacking Chinese, Christians, and Ahok supporters.
Especially, in case of Protestantism, the history of acceptance in the Chinese Overseas world is longer than that in China and its unique network has been formed actively since the middle of 20th century.
Parti failed the 1999 election's verification process, while PBI could only win a parliament seat for a Chinese-Indonesian representative from West Kalimantan, L.T. Susanto.
Following the construction of houses of worship and the establishment of preschools led by white missionaries, the church has been led by Chinese people since the 1960s, in the wake of pastors from Taiwan being invited.
Moreover, in the Chinese church in Kobe, the pastors and church maintain the Presbyterian denomination, but in some cases, the believers are not necessarily bound to any sect, but rather select the church as a Chinese church in which they can communicate in their mother tongue, having Mandarin as a base.
Lim Swee Bok from the Malaysian Chinese Association(MCA) on Tuesday led some 15 supporters to the Japanese Consulate in the northern state of Penang and handed over a letter demanding the monument be torn down.
Concerned with vegetation changes as a result of drastic deforestation and an increase in greenhouse gases, the new entry of small-scale actors such as smallholders and small scale Chinese businesses into the sectors have influenced the social economic lifestyles of local people.
Because SUEHIRO specialized in the study of the Thai economy since working as a researcher at the Institute of Developing Economies, the collection includes books and journals concerning the Thai economy, statistical data, copies of master's theses written by Thai graduate students, and documents on Thai Chinese managers.
Before World War II, about 55% of Yangon's population of 500,000 was Indian or South Asian, and only about a third was Bamar(Burman).[9] Karens, the Chinese, the Anglo-Burmese and others made up the rest.
She concluded the lecture by observing that the multi-layered composition of believers in this church reflects the various issues surrounding a community of believers that is formed by immigrants, giving us a viewpoint to comparatively study immigrants in other regions and Chinese Christian societies other than in Kobe.
Mr. Pei had already worked on an international level, having designed the glass"Louvre Pyramid" that stands before the Louvre in Paris, but he was originally Chinese(he was a resident with foreign citizenship) and was born in Jiangsu province's Suzhou city.
However, when discussing Chinese Overseas who scatters, many researchers tend to point out their homogeneity rather than heterogeneity and thus view them as a continuation of China and the abstract“Chinese world” because of its homogeneity.
Before World War II, about 55% of Yangons population of 500,000 was Indian or South Asian, karens, the Chinese, the Anglo-Burmese and others made up the rest.
Although SCAL President Kenneth Loo disagreed that the sector's industry transformation map(ITM) is"confined only to big firms that have strong internal capabilities and financial muscle", the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry found that fewer than half of the construction firms surveyed in a recent poll had some knowledge of the ITM.
Jemma Purdey(2005:23) allotted the unchanged reality of the situation of the ethnic Chinese to the doubts remained within Indigenous Indonesians concerning the loyalty of Chinese-Indonesians, and to the myths concerning their economic role and the level of Chinese-Indonesians' control over national economy that continues to color the perception of many Indigenous Indonesians.
The uniqueness of the appeal of the nests is its association with the dynastic past of China as a special food for rulers and the wealthy, an appeal which carries on to this day as an expensive and prestigious food product for the ethnic Chinese wherever they live.
Another risk that should be considered by Chinese-Indonesian candidates is, as Nurhayat Arif Permana- a cultural observer from Bangka-Belitung- said, that there is a possibility that if an elected Chinese-Indonesian fails to deliver his or her promise, there might be a repercussion for Chinese-Indonesians as a whole, or for other political candidates of Chinese origin(Tempo Interaktif, Belitung, 19 August 2005).
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