Parti Aspirasi Sains Malaysia

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri!
Maaf Zahir & Batin!

祝大家 金虎騰躍風流世, 玉兔笑迎錦繡春!

新年快樂! 恭喜發財!

May the Golden Tiger 🐅 give way to a New & Prosperous Jade Rabbit 🐇 Year this Spring!

Happy New Year! Gong Xi Fa Cai!

May this festival bring peace, prosperity and happiness to you and your loved ones.

Wishing everyone a great, Happy Ponggal!

Happy New Year and may it be filled with health and joy.

Selamat Tahun Baru semua.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. May it bring happiness, health and love 💕.

Happy Deepavali to everyone! 🪔 Selamat Hari Deepavali. 🪔

Semoga cahaya selalu mengalahkan kegelapan.
May the Light continue to triumph over Darkness.

KENYATAAN KHAS] 10 Oktober 2022 - SAINS Kecewa Parlimen Dibubar, Seru 🪐 Sokong Calon-Calon We Vote Pakatan Harapan

Selamat Hari Sarawak to all Sarawakians.

[MEDIA STATEMENT] 25 June 2022 Extraordinary Measures Needed to Address Inflation

Selamat Hari Guru buat semua pendidik yang tidak pernah lelah mendidik anak-anak kita demi membentuk masa depan negara yang lebih baik.

SAINS mengucapkan Selamat Hari Raya Aidlfitri kepada seluruh rakyat Malaysia.

Sambutlah hari raya tahun ini bersama keluarga tersayang dengan sihat dan selamat.

SAINS mengucapkan Selamat Menyambut Bulan Ramadan Al-Mubarak kepada seluruh umat Islam di Malaysia.

SAINS mengucapkan Selamat Hari Sedunia Wanita Antarabangsa!
Happy International Women’s Day from us at SAINS!

Bukan hari ini sahaja tetapi tiap tiap hari.
Not just today but everyday.

May blessings be showered upon you.
Gong Xi Fa Cai from SAINS.

RoS menolak pendaftaran SAINS.

RoS tolak pendaftaran parti Sains SHAH ALAM - Jabatan Pendaftaran Pertubuhan Malaysia (RoS) menolak permohonan Parti Aspirasi Sains Malaysia (Sains) untuk berdaftar sebagai sebuah parti politik.

RoS rejected SAINS’ application.

Science-based political party denounces RoS for rejecting its application without valid reason | Malay Mail KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 23 — Parti Aspirasi Sains Malaysia (SAINS) today lashed out at the Registrar of Societies (RoS) for rejecting its application to formally register as a political party in Malaysia, seven months after filing.  Party secretary-general Afiq Harraz said it received an official.....

May your piety and penance enable your wishes to be fulfilled.

Blessed Thaipusam from SAINS.

SAINS wishes everyone a blessed Ponggal.
To new beginnings and a bountiful year.

SAINS would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year 2022. May the year ahead be one that not only heals both us and Mother Nature, but also filled with hope, opportunities, successes and happiness.

Selamat Tahun Baru 2022!

SAINS mengucapkan Selamat Hari Natal 2021 kepada rakyat Malaysia yang di kagumi.

Merry Christmas 2021 from SAINS to the good person of Malaysia.

SPREAD THIS PLEASE!

If anyone needs help, or wants to offer help to the flood victims in Selangor and KL, please contact:

at 016-2380840, or via Telegram @ sainsselangor



TOLONG SEBARKAN!

Sesiapa yang memerlukan bantuan atau ingin menghulurkan bantuan kepada mangsa banjir di Selangor dan KL, sila hubungi:

016-2380840, atau di Telegram @ sainsselangor.

SARAWAK STATE ELECTION 2021: BUSINESS AS USUAL OR A NEW HOPE?

Featuring Claire Rewcastle Brown of

and a lineup of a formidable panel of speakers (plus that one SAINS guy)

YouTube Live: http://bit.ly/Srwk123
Click here to register: https://bit.ly/RegW003

SAINS mengucapkan Selamat Menyambut Hari Deepavali. Sambutlah dengan selamat bersama keluarga tersayang.

Afiq Harraz, secretary general of the new political group Parti Aspirasi Sains Malaysia, said it was “sad … that a Malaysian citizen has to resort to asking for asylum to escape persecution.”

Malaysian transgender tycoon Nur Sajat wins asylum The cosmetics millionaire hints on Instagram that she is now in Australia, adding that she is ‘happy and free’ and planning a new shop.

Together with our project partner, Feminita and our sponsors (Parti Aspirasi Sains Malaysia, Happylittletummy_babyfood, Swaja Facade and Alaf Tuju Scaffolding & Machinery). We want to spread some love so Let us reduce the stigma and increase acceptance on this .

Comment from SAINS featured in the story.

Why is Malaysia so fascinated by transgender tycoon Nur Sajat? Her courage to live as an openly transgender woman and her business success, as well as her and reality TV show have made her a household name.

Sin Chew’s coverage of the first Parti Aspirasi Sains Malaysia (SAINS) Symposium 2021.

https://www.sinchew.com.my/20210907/科学党申请注册蔡鸿锐

Thank you to the member who sent this image of the clipping.

https://www.themalaysianinsight.com/bahasa/s/337816

Parti berasaskan sains pertama di Malaysia belum dapat kelulusan RoS | The Malaysian Insight Parti ini memiliki lebih dari 690 anggota dan ia semakin bertambah serta memiliki empat cabang.

Malaysia’s first science-based political party awaits ROS approval

https://www.themalaysianinsight.com/s/337815

Ravin Palanisamy

PARTI Aspirasi Sains Malaysia (SAINS), the country’s first science-based political party, is still waiting to be approved for registration by the Registrar of Societies (ROS).

Speaking at SAINS’ first congress last night, pro tem party secretary-general Afiq Harraz said the party’s application status shows as “pending for approval” after more than three months.

The application for registration was made on June 9.

“ROS is processing the application for registration, which is a good sign and as a follow up, we will send a letter to them and copy it to the department’s director-general and Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin to seek a status update,” he said at the SAINS Symposium.

Birthed on Twitter as a satirical counterpoint to Islamist party PAS, SAINS has established itself as the first science-based party in Malaysia and apparently only the third in the world.

The party’s headquarters is in Sarawak, which makes it the first national political party to have emerged from the state.

Just three months after it was set up, the party has more than 690 prospective members and four branches, one each in Sarawak, Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, and Utara for the northern states of Perak, Penang, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang.

Afiq said that while awaiting approval from the ROS, the central executive body (CEB) and the respective branch chairs are discussing membership drive, communications, public engagement and marketing strategies.

He said focus needed to be on engagement with the grassroots in anticipation of their active involvement in future elections.

“Once we are out of this Covid-19 pandemic, we will go (out in the field) and introduce SAINS to the community in order to add and expand the party as a measure to strengthen the party’s foundation so that we can ensure the continuity of the efforts of the current CEB and branch executives.

When we have enough members in the party, we will break down the branches we have according to parliamentary constituencies so that it is easy to prepare for the elections, regardless if it’s Sarawak elections or the 15th or 16th general election, whichever we face upon approval,” he said.

Meanwhile, pro tem party president and co-founder Kenneth Chai said he was confident the party would be registered soon.

“I was expecting ROS to reject our application like it did Pejuang and Muda’s. In that case, we can at least appeal but now our status is pending.

“But we will send an official letter to ask for our standing,” he said.

On the party composition, Chai said 47% of the members are women (half of the elected state chairs are women) and 60% of members are below the age of 35.

He said unlike other political parties in Malaysia, SAINS would not set up separate wings for women and youth but have an organisation structure that spreads horizontally instead of from the top down.

“As I have said many times before, and I will say this many times again, this is a party made possible by everyone, for everyone. It will be a platform for everyone to voice their ideas, their hopes and their dreams of a Malaysia free from the shackles that have held her back for decades. Some call it racism; some call it bigotry. I call it enough.

“It is time for us to come together and tell every Malaysian we know from now on, that political parties founded to champion only the rights of certain demographics of Malaysia are not only outdated, but unethical.

“A coalition of many parties representing each race fighting for their respective rights should not exist, because in the perspective of science, they cancel each other out.”

On which political pact the party would align with, policy spokesman B**g Chan Siong said: “We stand on issues. We do not stand with parties. Some (issues) we agree with the opposition while some we do not.

“So we will decide when the opportunity arises.”

B**g added that SAINS was not funded by any corporations and would cap each political donation at RM690 per election campaign which would run on technological platforms. – September 7, 2021.

Malaysia’s first science-based political party awaits ROS approval | The Malaysian Insight Leaders optimistic of registration three months after application.