Day 3

December 11, 2008

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Our volunteers getting ready for another day of keeping time :-)

The tournament continues! After a few hiccups (some debaters arrived late for roll-call, and some debaters could not form enough team) Day 2 started off with Round 4 at 11am and the motion was “This House believes that it is the state’s responsibility to feed, clothe, house and give free healthcare to the poor“. Soon after Round 4 ended, participants had their lunch and Round 5 continued at around 130pm with the motion “This House believes that Malay language should be the only of instruction in school“.

Waiting for the motion for Round 4

Waiting for the motion for Round 4

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TRIVIA

The youngest participants in the debate are two Malacca High School students, Sanjiv Nair a/l Sasidharan and Seo Yiie Huern, both aged 17.

On Day 2, 10th December, the Organising Committee was told that the police did some enquiries on the debate at Hotel Malaya. Happy Human Rights Day to you too, Sir!

A local municipal councillor in Sepang is debating in the tournament. He is Praba Ganesan, formerly an editor at Malaysiakini.

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