KOTA KINABALU, Sabah, Malaysia - A warrant of arrest has been issued for a
woman named Doris Jones who operates a social media-based secession movement
known as Sabah Sarawak Keluar Malaysia. Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman(photo) said the woman, whose real name is Doris Yapp Kim Youn Jones, 46, was wanted for seditious activities as she was believed to be promoting secession through a Facebook page and other social media sites.
Police had placed an alert for her at all entry points as
she was currently not in the country, he said.
However, he declined to say whether she was operating the
page from the United Kingdom or another country.
"Some say she is in London or maybe somewhere in
Europe. We are on the alert for her if she enters the country," he said,
adding that he was not sure whether Jones was still holding Malaysian
citizenship as she had been overseas for some time.
It is understood that the Sabahan, who is believed to be from Penampang, married in Britain and works in the legal sector.
She has family members living in Labuan.
She is also believed to be keeping in touch with Malaysian NGO networks through Skype.
It is understood that the Sabahan, who is believed to be from Penampang, married in Britain and works in the legal sector.
She has family members living in Labuan.
She is also believed to be keeping in touch with Malaysian NGO networks through Skype.
"A total of 126 investigating papers have been opened
on the postings. We have forwarded them to the deputy public prosecutor,"
he said, urging Sabah NGOs not to get to involved in such activities.
These NGOs were going around with petitions asking
people to support secession.
Source: asiaone
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