Bersih Demands
The demands made by Bersih were:
- Usage of Indelible Ink (which has already been agreed to by the Electoral Commission, but later scrapped)
- Clean-up of Registered Voters Roll
- Abolition of Postal Votes, and
- Access to the government-controlled print and broadcast media for opposition parties.
These demands were incorporated into the Memorandum for submission to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
Read more about this topic: 2007 Bersih Rally
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