Together, Building
a Better Petaling Jaya

It has been an extraordinary journey serving the people of Petaling Jaya for the past two years.

While I’ve actively participated in parliamentary debates and taken clear positions on national issues, my unwavering focus remains on tackling challenges on the ground. I am deeply committed to solving local problems—from improving public transportation and youth training to addressing the needs of our aging society and strengthening community engagement.

Every day, I strive to enhance public service delivery, not through rhetoric but through persistent, hands-on efforts.

My aspiration is to work alongside you—to drive change from the grassroots, through our constituency, and all the way to the national level.

As I’ve always said: Let’s ensure Petaling Jaya remains a sustainable, prosperous, and liveable heart of the Klang Valley!
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14 hours ago
Lee Chean Chung

🎓 Semalam di Kamar Khas, saya membangkitkan isu pelajar cemerlang IPTS yang tidak mendapat pengecualian bayaran balik PTPTN. Terima kasih kepada KPT atas jawapan yang diberikan namun terus terang, jawapan itu amat mengecewakan. Timbalan Menteri berkata kajian untuk mengembalikan semula skim pengecualian graduan kelas pertama IPTS memerlukan masa setahun.

❓ Persoalannya bukankah skim ini sudah pernah wujud sebelum ini? Kenapa perlu tunggu setahun lagi? Setahun terlalu lama, pelajar baru tamat belajar, semangat mereka masih tinggi, tapi dasar pula “masih dikaji”.

💰 Selepas pelaksanaan subsidi bersasar, kerajaan telah menjimatkan sekitar RM15.5 bilion ringgit setahun. Untuk menghargai pelajar paling cemerlang di negara ini, hanya memerlukan sekitar RM100 juta takkan itu pun tak mampu?

Saya akan terus mendesak KPT supaya memberikan jawapan yang jelas, dan memperjuangkan hak pelajar IPTS yang cemerlang ini. 💪

#PTPTN #IPTS #Belanjawan2026 #LeeCheanChung #PJLestari #parlimenmalaysia
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🎓 Yesterday at Parliament’s Kamar Khas, I raised the issue of top IPTS graduates who are still denied PTPTN loan exemptions. I appreciate the response from the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) but frankly, it was disappointing. The Deputy Minister stated that the study to reinstate the PTPTN exemption for First-Class Honours IPTS graduates would take one year. ❓ The question is wasn’t this policy already in place before? Why do we need to wait another year? A year is far too long these students have just graduated, their motivation is still strong, yet the policy remains “under review.” 💰 After implementing targeted subsidies, the government is saving around RM15.5 billion every year. To reward the nation’s brightest students would only cost around RM100 million — surely that’s affordable? I will continue pressing the Ministry of Higher Education to provide a clear answer and to fight for the rights and recognition that IPTS top students truly deserve.

17 hours ago
Lee Chean Chung

Kadang-kadang orang nampak YB tengah tandatangan dokumen...

Tapi sebenarnya, PA lah boss sebenar saya! 😄

Kalau PA tak ada, memang boleh tersalah fail terus! 😂

Setiap YB ada pasukan hebat di belakang tabir.

#parlimenmalaysia #LeeCheanChung #PJLestari
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Kadang-kadang orang nampak YB tengah tandatangan dokumen...

Tapi sebenarnya, PA lah boss sebenar saya! 😄

Kalau PA tak ada, memang boleh tersalah fail terus! 😂

Setiap YB ada pasukan hebat di belakang tabir.

#parlimenmalaysia  #LeeCheanChung #PJLestari

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Appreciate and respect those that are with you … a true leadership quality. Will you be at KESUM launch this Saturday as you did in FlexiMart Shah Alam 😅

18 hours ago
Lee Chean Chung

Review the Decision to Appeal on Raymond Koh & Amri's Ruling

I urge the government to reconsider its decision to appeal against the High Court rulings that held the government and police liable for the enforced disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh and activist Amri Che Mat.

Amri went missing in November 2016 in Kangar, Perlis. A few months later, in February 2017, Pastor Koh was abducted in broad daylight along SS4B/10 in Petaling Jaya. CCTV footage believed to have recorded the incident showed at least 15 men and three black SUVs involved in the coordinated operation.

In 2019, SUHAKAM — Malaysia’s Human Rights Commission established by the government — concluded that both Koh and Amri were victims of enforced disappearance carried out by Special Branch officers from Bukit Aman.

The High Court’s landmark ruling affirms that the families deserve compensation for the immense suffering and loss they have endured over the past eight years. It reinforces the principle that authorities bear both a legal and moral duty to investigate such grave violations with diligence, urgency, and transparency.

This judgment sets an important legal and moral precedent, signalling that Malaysian courts are now willing to attach a tangible cost to state inaction and silence — a step forward in strengthening human rights jurisprudence and institutional accountability.

Enforced disappearance is among the gravest violations of human rights. The recent rulings have drawn wide international attention, with global media outlets such as BBC, CNA, and The Straits Times reporting extensively on the case. The world is now watching closely to see how Malaysia’s government will respond — with conscience, integrity, and respect for justice.

MADANI government stands for compassion, respect, and trust. The court’s decision reflects precisely these values, acknowledging the deep anguish of the victims’ families. Conversely, the decision to appeal risks undermining public confidence in the very ideals the government has pledged to uphold.

Lee Chean Chung
MP for Petaling Jaya
7 Nov 2025
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Review the Decision to Appeal on Raymond Koh & Amris Ruling

I urge the government to reconsider its decision to appeal against the High Court rulings that held the government and police liable for the enforced disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh and activist Amri Che Mat.

Amri went missing in November 2016 in Kangar, Perlis. A few months later, in February 2017, Pastor Koh was abducted in broad daylight along SS4B/10 in Petaling Jaya. CCTV footage believed to have recorded the incident showed at least 15 men and three black SUVs involved in the coordinated operation.

In 2019, SUHAKAM — Malaysia’s Human Rights Commission established by the government — concluded that both Koh and Amri were victims of enforced disappearance carried out by Special Branch officers from Bukit Aman.

The High Court’s landmark ruling affirms that the families deserve compensation for the immense suffering and loss they have endured over the past eight years. It reinforces the principle that authorities bear both a legal and moral duty to investigate such grave violations with diligence, urgency, and transparency.

This judgment sets an important legal and moral precedent, signalling that Malaysian courts are now willing to attach a tangible cost to state inaction and silence — a step forward in strengthening human rights jurisprudence and institutional accountability.

Enforced disappearance is among the gravest violations of human rights. The recent rulings have drawn wide international attention, with global media outlets such as BBC, CNA, and The Straits Times reporting extensively on the case. The world is now watching closely to see how Malaysia’s government will respond — with conscience, integrity, and respect for justice.

MADANI government stands for compassion, respect, and trust. The court’s decision reflects precisely these values, acknowledging the deep anguish of the victims’ families. Conversely, the decision to appeal risks undermining public confidence in the very ideals the government has pledged to uphold.

Lee Chean Chung
MP for Petaling Jaya
7 Nov 2025

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The man that can make the difference is PMx... is he going to exercise it or conveniently leaving it to the AG without going through the verdict with the AG PDRM and the Cabinet?

Thanks for bravely voicing out YB

Gomen dan declassified the Files but no one Dare to go further.... No even the Last present n future gomen

Bravo!!! Well said

You are courageous. Thank you

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2 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Sometimes it’s good to step out of Parliament and into a café!
Tried being a barista apprentice for a day from grinding beans to perfecting the latte art ☕
So much skill, patience, and passion behind every cup.
Respect to all our hardworking local baristas! 🙌
#Coffee #Barista #LeeCheanChung #PJLestari

偶尔换个身份,体验一下不一样的职业!
这次轮到我当“学徒”,跟咖啡师学泡咖啡 ☕
从研磨、萃取到拉花,每一步都充满学问!
支持本地咖啡文化,也向每一位努力的手艺人致敬。👏

#泡咖啡 #咖啡 #本地咖啡 #李健聪 #永续八打灵
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Yb可以给我來一杯吗?

3 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Dalam sesi soal jawab di Parlimen,saya bertanyakan kepada kementerian:

🧭 Bilakah Akta STI baharu akan dibentangkan?
📊 Apakah langkah segera untuk capai sasaran 2% KDNK bagi R&D?
💰 Adakah insentif khas akan diperkenalkan untuk galakkan pelaburan sektor swasta?

Kita perlukan dasar yang benar-benar memacu inovasi,bukan sekadar di atas kertas demi masa depan Malaysia yang maju dan lestari. 🇲🇾

#ParlimenMalaysia #LeeCheanChung #STI #RND #MOSTI
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3 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Dalam Pertanyaan di Parlimen,saya membangkitkan isu kritikal dalam pelaksanaan Sains, Teknologi & Inovasi (STI) supaya dasar tidak tinggal di atas kertas,tetapi benar-benar mendorong kemajuan negara.

#ParlimenMalaysia #STI #MOSTI #LeeCheanChung #PJLestari
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3 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Budget 2026 passed with 120 to 67 votes!

#masihbekerja #LeeCheanChung #Belanjawan2026 #PJLestari
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Budget 2026 passed with 120 to 67 votes! 

#MasihBekerja #LeeCheanChung #Belanjawan2026 #PJLestari

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👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

3 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

I joined regional lawmakers and civil society leaders at the Pathways to Democracy Conference, co-hosted by ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) and the Malaysian Parliament, to echo one clear message: restoring stability in Myanmar requires peace, trust-building, and democracy.

As APHR underscored, support for Myanmar’s democracy is not merely a diplomatic formality but a moral imperative. The sham elections must not be recognised in any form, and democracy must include everyone including ethnic minorities such as the Rohingya.

A new constitution for Myanmar must be one that truly represents all its peoples, without exclusion.

The next day, I moderated a session at the 2nd Tripartite Forum 2025, titled “Powering Progress: How Investments, Policies & Regulations Shape the Energy Future.”

Together, we examined how sound investments, forward-looking policies, and clear regulations can shape a sustainable, affordable, and reliable renewable energy landscape for ASEAN.

It is especially interesting listening to Eddy Soeparno, Deputy Speaker of Indonesia on how the nation uses Danantara to develop its green industry. We should continue the engagement to ensure ASEAN remains focus on decarbonization & achieving net zero goals.

#ASEAN #APHR #LeeCheanChung
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I joined regional lawmakers and civil society leaders at the Pathways to Democracy Conference, co-hosted by ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) and the Malaysian Parliament, to echo one clear message: restoring stability in Myanmar requires peace, trust-building, and democracy.

As APHR underscored, support for Myanmar’s democracy is not merely a diplomatic formality but a moral imperative. The sham elections must not be recognised in any form, and democracy must include everyone including ethnic minorities such as the Rohingya.

A new constitution for Myanmar must be one that truly represents all its peoples, without exclusion.

The next day, I moderated a session at the 2nd Tripartite Forum 2025, titled “Powering Progress: How Investments, Policies & Regulations Shape the Energy Future.”

Together, we examined how sound investments, forward-looking policies, and clear regulations can shape a sustainable, affordable, and reliable renewable energy landscape for ASEAN.

It is especially interesting listening to Eddy Soeparno, Deputy Speaker of Indonesia on how the nation uses Danantara to develop its green industry. We should continue the engagement to ensure ASEAN remains focus on decarbonization & achieving net zero goals.

#ASEAN #APHR #LeeCheanChungImage attachmentImage attachment
4 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Dalam sesi Penggulungan Perbahasan Belanjawan 2026 (Peringkat Dasar) tadi, YB Wong Kah Woh, Timbalan Menteri Pendidikan, memberi komitmen bahawa kerajaan akan terus menambah baik peluang kemasukan pelajar STPM ke universiti awam (IPTA).

Kita berharap usaha ini bukan hanya bersifat sementara,tetapi diteruskan secara berperingkat untuk beberapa tahun akan datang supaya lebih banyak tempat ditawarkan, lebih ramai pelajar cemerlang mendapat peluang,dan akhirnya kita dapat mengekalkan bakat anak muda untuk membina negara. 🇲🇾✨

#STPM #ipta #Belanjawan2026 #PJLestari #parlimenpetalingjaya #LeeCheanChung
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Spm sampai 17 A pun ada bro

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