Lim Kit Siang - Books Published

Books Published

  1. Time Bombs in Malaysia (1978)
  2. DAP and Labour Issues (1978)
  3. Malaysia In The Dangerous 80s (1982)
  4. Constitutional Crisis in Malaysia (1983)
  5. This Day In The Last 18 Months (1983)
  6. The BMF Scandal (1984)
  7. Harris Salleh - Politics & Morality (1984)
  8. Human Rights In Malaysia (1985)
  9. Malaysia - Crisis Of Identity (1986)
  10. BMF - The Scandal Of Scandals (1986)
  11. The North-South Highway Scandal (1987)
  12. Prelude To Operation Lalang (1990)
  13. The Dirtiest General Elections In The History Of Malaysia (1991)
  14. Selected Speeches & Press Statements - Vol. I (1991)
  15. Samy Vellu and MAIKA Scandal (1992)
  16. Battle For Democracy (1992)
  17. Vijandran Pornographic Videotape Scandal II (1992)
  18. The Bank Negara RM30 Billion Forex Losses Scandal (1994)
  19. The Highland Tower Tragedy (1994)
  20. Pendedahan Skandal Kewangan - Siapa Petualang FELCRA? (1994)
  21. Land Acquisition Act - Abuses, Injustices, Reform (1994)
  22. I.T. For All (1997)
  23. Cyberlaws in Malaysia (1997)
  24. Economic & Financial Crisis (1998)
  25. Political & Economic Crisis in Malaysia(1998)
  26. The Budget That Was Never Passed (1999)
  27. Constitutional Case of the Millennium (2000)
  28. BA & Islamic State (2001)
  29. No To 929 (2002)
  30. DAP(2004)

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