Political Platform
PASOK subscribes to a 7 point political platform:
- To foster and to promote national unity and harmony amongst the indigenous people of Sabah;
- To instill and promote mutual confidence and goodwill amongst the people of Sabah irrespective of race and religion;
- To safeguard and to protect the rightful position, rights and knowledge of the indigenous people of Sabah;
- To uphold and to promote the 5 principles of the Rukun Negara as National Philosophy.
- To safeguard and promote the traditional customs and cultures of the Indigenous people and to preserve the freedom of worship;
- To uphold and promote the principles of parliamentary and democratic form of government through harmony and consensus.
- To work with other political organizations with similar aims and objectives within Malaysia so as to uphold the healthy development of party politics.
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