Are there better ways than protests to voice dissatisfaction?

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Other avenues exist for expressing dissatisfaction beyond street protests.

Kuala Selangor MP Datuk Seri Irmohizam Ibrahim has stated that the protest by Bersih 2.0 against the Election Commission’s redelineation report tarnished Malaysia's image. He believes the demonstration created unnecessary negative perceptions and allowed foreign media to sensationalize the news, impacting the nation's reputation. Approximately 200 people participated in the protest against the electoral boundaries report.
Protest negatively impacted Malaysia's image

The demonstration held near Parliament, involving around 200 participants, has been criticized for creating unnecessary negative perceptions of the country. This, according to Kuala Selangor MP Datuk Seri Irmohizam Ibrahim, provides an opportunity for foreign media to sensationalize the news without considering the broader effects on Malaysia's image.
Former PM's participation noted

Irmohizam expressed disappointment regarding the involvement of former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad in the protest. He pointed out that Mahathir previously governed the nation under the same constitutional system that is currently in place.
Alternative methods of expressing dissent

The Member of Parliament suggested that there are numerous other ways to express dissatisfaction besides engaging in demonstrations. He implied that protests are not the sole method available for citizens to voice their grievances or disagreements.

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