Supporters of Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) carry posters and shout slogans during a peaceful protest to urge the government to abolish the Internal Security Acts in Kuala Lumpur

A supporter of Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) carries a poster which reads: “Abolish Internal Security Acts (ISA)” during a peaceful protest in Kuala Lumpur May 11, 2008

Olympic Council of Malaysia President Tunku Imran Tuanku Ja’afar (left) lights the flame to second Malaysian torchbearer Tan Sri Datuk Haji Hamzah bin Datuk Abu Samah (right, former of Olympic Council of Malaysia President) during the Beijing Olympic torch relay April 21, 2008. The Olympic torch was paraded through Malaysia’s capital on Monday as authorities kept a tight security, seeking to avoid the kind of chaos that has dogged the relay elsewhere.

Former field hockey player Wilfred Vias, runs through Chinese supporters while carrying the Olympic torch during the Beijing Olympic Torch relay in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Monday, April 21, 2008.The Olympic torch was paraded through Malaysia’s capital on Monday as authorities kept a tight security, seeking to avoid the kind of chaos that has dogged the relay elsewhere.

Mohamad Raduan, a paralympic, runs with the Olympic torch, surrounded by Malaysian special force members during the Beijing Olympic torch relay in Kuala Lumpur April 21, 2008. The Olympic torch was paraded through Malaysia’s capital on Monday as authorities kept a tight security, seeking to avoid the kind of chaos that has dogged the relay elsewhere.

A Malaysian torchbearer Nurul Huda Abdullah runs with the Olympic torch in front of KLCC where the relay was end during the Beijing Olympic 2008 torch relay in Kuala Lumpur April 21, 2008. The Olympic torch was paraded through Malaysia’s capital on Monday as authorities kept a tight security, seeking to avoid the kind of chaos that has dogged the relay elsewhere.

Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi shows the book on Barisan Nasional party manifesto
during its launch in Kuala Lumpur February 25,2008. Malaysia’s ruling coalition promised on Monday to soothe growing anger by minority Chinese and Indians over education and religious rights.

Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Deputy Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak
see through the book on Barisan Nasional party manifesto during its launch in Kuala Lumpur February 25,
2008.

A buddihst is lightning a spiral josstick during Chinese New Year celebrations at a temple in Kuala Lumpur February 7, 2008. The “Year of the Rat” begins on February 7 in the lunar calendar

A buddihst is hanging a spiral josstick during Chinese New Year celebrations at a temple in Kuala Lumpur February 7, 2008. The “Year of the Rat” begins on February 7 in the lunar calendar

A buddihst is hanging a spiral josstick during Chinese New Year celebrations at a temple in Kuala Lumpur February 7, 2008. The “Year of the Rat” begins on February 7 in the lunar calendar

A participant raising a ‘Jalur Gemilang’ kite, during the kite festival in conjunction with Federal Territory Day celebration (Hari Wilayah) in Putrajaya February 3, 2008.