Malaysian government running scared: Anwar Ibrahim

Australian Senator Nick Xenophon's recent deportation from Malaysia has highlighted questions about how free and fair the countries electoral system is. Jim Middleton speaks to the Malaysian Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim about the Senator being refused entry in to Malaysia, and the Government's suggestion that Mr Xenophon was not an official member of the delegation.

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[Hamzah Md Yusof]

Reduan is a good example of a product of our current Govt education system.

If you listen to Najib's interviews with Al-Jazeera for example, there's far more bombastic words being thrown about. And there's really no problem. If you are talking about big issues, there are certainly going to be a few jargons you need to use to make a precise and concise point. Otherwise, you turn out something like Ibrahim Ali when giving an interview in English.

[A Insulter]

haha, maybe your english is below par??? there was no use of any bombastic words. it was perfectly easy to understand.

[Reduan mohd yusof]

alamak anwar stick to TO SIMPLE PLAIN ENGLISH...aduhhh

[Zafran nuar]

Most of the new voters is the younger voters. There are between age of 21 to 30 years old. 60 percent of them are new voters. The fact of that is malaysian's people already known. This is the factor of the opposition will win.

[selebet77]

Anwar Ibrahim try to reversed psychology. Every Malaysian know him, greedy man!