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KOMAS is a popular communications centre set up in August 1993 after two years of close consultation among several grassroot organisations and individuals in Malaysia.
It was established with the main intention of servicing the organising needs of groups involved in a whole range of issues in Malaysia today.
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Monday, 1 June 2009
Gadoh Launch and Screening
Gadoh, a feature film directed by Brenda Danker and Namron, was launched to a full house last Friday night at HELP University College. Officiated by Dr Mohd Zaid Ibrahim, the founder of .my Future Foundation, the launch was also graced by a SUHAKAM Human Rights Commisioner, Dr Siva Subramaniam.
Thursday, 16 April 2009
REAL Cit Ed Consultation Meet in Seberang Perai
Left- Right: Participants from the municipality of Seberang Perai and the organisers in the consultation
The REAL Cit Ed Programme (Relevant, Empowering, Active Learning Citizenship Education) held its first content development consultation for the semi rural municipality of Seberang Perai (MPSP– Majlis Daerah Kuala Selangor) last Sunday, April 12, 2009
Thursday, 2 April 2009
KOMAS led Malaysian civil society in response to Durban Review Conference (DRC)
Jerald Joseph, Director of Pusat KOMAS leading the civil society representatives
Pusat KOMAS, after discussing with some local Non-Governmental Organisations, called for a dialogue to inform colleagues on updates on the upcoming Durban Review Conference (DRC).
Friday, 13 March 2009 KOMAS Team Members' Updated Profiles
Get up close and personal with those behind the scenes in KOMAS! Click here for more
Monday, 2 March 2009 Freedom Film Festival (FFF) in London!
Yes, you heard us right! FFF has now reached the shores of the UK through a locally organised screening event in London – the Retrospective.
The Retrospective in London is an initiative to highlight a selection of Malaysian human rights themed documentaries made for the FFF from 2004-2008.
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From Left: Charles Santiago- Klang member of parliament, Jerald Joseph – KOMAS director, Jeffrey Phang, Dr. Thomas Knirsch- KAS representative in Malaysia, Dr. Stefan Friedrich- head of KAS team Asia, Tan Jo Hann KOMAS executive director, Dr. Peter Hefele – KAS representative
Launch of FreedomFilmFest2009!
When most people will be fretting on getting last minute Valentine’s gifts last Saturday, the KOMAS team was busy setting up the Annexe, Central Market for it’s annual FreedomFilmFest 2009 (FFF09) launch.
This year’s launch, although without much fanfare, carried a very pertinent theme – ‘Real Change?’ The logo based on this year’s theme highlighted the reawakening of the people’s power ever since the March 8 general elections last year. Hence, a cartoon sketch of an empowered ordinary citizen was seen emerging from a cocoon with a video camera on hand!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Event: Gadoh Public Screening (8pm) Date: Friday, 12 June 2009
Venue: Theatrette, HELP University College,
BZ-2 Pusat Bandar Damansara, KL
Gadoh is a 70-minute feature film that explores our perception of identity and challenges our hatred of the “other”. It is directed by Brenda Danker and Namron and produced by Big Pictures Production for KOMAS. Starring: Namron, Zahiril Adzim (Bob), Nicholas Liew Davis, Amerul Affendi, and Maya Tan Abdullah.