Yang Bhg. Tan Sri Razali Ismail, Chairman, National Human Rights Commission of Malaysia We the undersigned, representing our respective organisations, namely G25 Malaysia, HAKAM, BERSIH 2.0, IKRAM, ABIM, and the Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4), wish to highly commend SUHAKAM on its decision to observe and monitor the election process of GE 14, as announced in its Press Statement dated 11 April 2018. We support SUHAKAM’s overarching aim to help promote and protect human rights, and in turn transparent and democratic elections with integrity because of public concern over the integrity of the present electoral process. We are heartened by SUHAKAM’s resolve to vigilantly observe a

G25 calls on all eligible voters to come out in full force on Wednesday, May 9 2018, to exercise their democratic duty of voting for the candidates contesting to be elected to parliament and state legislative assemblies. Although voting is not compulsory in Malaysia, it is a responsibility which all eligible voters should carry out for the sake of our future as a free, democratic country, with a government that is elected by the people and for the people. The government has declared Election Day as a public holiday. However, voters who live far away from their constituencies may need more than Election Day off work if travel time to their districts and their mode of transportation is taken i