My Office & Team

I am very interested in the world of politics. The public policy aspects, the legislative aspects and the ideological aspects. My interested towards politics grew through reading books from political philosophers of the past such as Aristotle, Niccolo Machiavelli, Karl Marx and Thomas Hobbes to name a few..

As a local of Petaling Jaya, born and raised. I also feel the need to assist the community in many ways possible, regarding their problems and struggles.

Currently pursuing my bachelors degree in economics at Beijing Foreign Studies University.

What i value the most is knowledge, and through this experience i hope i would be able to gain a lot of it. I quote “The only good is knowledge, and the only evil is ignorance” -Herodotus.

I desire to explore and practice the benevolent policies and systems of other countries and bring the best policies from others countries to build Malaysia a better Malaysia. As a Youth of Malaysia, I sincerely believe that one day our dreams will come true.

Currently studying Foreign Languages and Literature at NCHU(National Chung Hsing University.) I am interested in western literature, history, and philosophy.

One of the poems from A.E. Housman that I love the most and its become my motto.

“Give crowns and pounds and guineas, but not your heart away; Give pearls away and rubies, but keep your fancy free,”

A student activist studying at the University of Malaya. I am also an activist who is principled and takes a firm stand in helping to uphold justice for the well-being of students and the community.

I often fight for welfare, academic and policy issues at Universiti Malaya. Among my experiences is making claims to the Ministry of Education regarding welfare on campus and infrastructure at Universiti Malaya.

I am also active in fighting for the rights and raising the status of women in the new era. Ambitious in producing more female figures who are able to be movers and leaders in the highest decisions of a country.

I will also continue to be involved in the political era to change more destinies that need attention for a better country and be ready to serve students and the community!

“The opposite of poverty is not wealth; the opposite of poverty is justice”

Besides crunching numbers in my daily life as an ICAEW student, I am passionate about politics and public policy, especially social issues and geopolitical affairs. My interest has always been to learn and understand how this country’s political system actually cycles.

Apart from that, I’m also interested in journalism. It was my pleasure to be able to publish a few journals for Bichara Malaya, an independent student newspaper at Universiti Malaya. A lot of my work revolves around issues related to student autonomy, politics, and social justice.

As I am still learning so much about politics, I look forward to gaining lots of experience. This is a quote I believe in: “There’s still much to do; still so much to learn. Mr. La Forge – engage!” – Captain Picard

I am graduated from the University of Liverpool with a Bachelor of Laws with Honours degree and successfully completing my bar exam. Currently, I’m embarking on a fascinating journey as a political intern, immersing myself in the dynamic world of politic. As an intern, I’m gaining invaluable insights into the intersection of law and governance.
From observing policy-making processes to understanding the legal implications of political decisions, I’m passionate about bringing the gap between these two influential spheres. In addition to my internship, I’m also pursuing a Master of Law degree, further enrinching my understanding of legal theory and practice. As I continue my journey, I am enthusiastic about exploring the synergies between law and politics, with a keen eye on creating positive impacts.

I’m Alfred Ngu Choung Chii, a dedicated law graduate of the National University of Malaysia, embarked on a transformative journey by opting for internship program under the Parliament of Petaling Jaya prior to commencing his chambering. My deep-rooted passion for both politics and the practice of law has been a guiding force throughout his academic and professional endeavors.

Preferring practical immersion over mere theoretical knowledge, I sought comprehensive understanding by gaining real-world exposure. My internship experience was a gateway to multifaceted insights, providing firsthand involvement in parliamentary sessions and active engagement within the Petaling Jaya community.

The collaborative ethos within the internship environment was particularly enlightening. Working closely with diverse teams underscored the immense value of collective efforts in driving meaningful change. I firmly uphold the belief that a genuine commitment and sincerity in service are the linchpins for catalyzing positive transformations within our community.

Embodying the words of Mahatma Gandhi, I resonate with the timeless adage, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” This ethos fuels my mission—to leverage my legal expertise and political passion for the betterment of our nation, planting the seeds of enduring change and striving towards a more equitable and just society.

An 18-year-old Law student from Brickfields Asia College waiting to further his studies in Queen’s University Belfast. I never liked the idea of sitting and wasting my precious days. I enjoy giving back and helping those in need whenever the opportunity arises. However, my vision for a greater Malaysia does not end here. The idea of quality policy making and democracy as a whole excites and fascinates me. It is something I think about every day. Being said, Malaysian politics is something that’s close my heart and is something I would love to be a part of one day.

My journey begins now, In the beautiful constituency of Petaling Jaya.

Hi, Heidi here!

I am a second year student of UiTM Raub, currently pursuing a Diploma in Public Administration. While interning with Parlimen Petaling Jaya’s vibrant office, I aim to explore the works involved in community service and the rudimentary of policymaking. In other times mostly, I work with Solidariti Pendidikan, an organisation I co-founded to expand the platform for student representation. We run programmes for student leadership empowerment and social media campaigns. It is my core belief that students should have more influence in decision-making!

In the coming years, I see myself undertaking studies in social policy and delving deeper into community service. Policies at large should make beneficial and tangible impacts on the grassroots. I hope my experience here can bridge my outlook between big policies and lived experiences of the rakyat. I’m grateful for this opportunity and hope my time here would make a solid pedestal to fulfil my long-term goal in giving back to Petaling Jaya’s community.

Greetings! I am Lim Phing Chi, a law student at HELP University ardently pursuing my dream of a career in the legal profession. At university, my presence is felt across a diverse array of societies, including the Chinese Cultural Society, Radio Club, Dance Club, and Skateboard Club. My love for trying new things has naturally led me to embrace the role of an intern under the Parliament of Petaling Jaya—a novel journey, marking yet another milestone in my academic and professional voyage.

The internship program has granted me a unique window into the intricacies of real-world work. It has immersed me in the rigour and demands of public service, providing invaluable exposure that has challenged and enlightened me. This rare opportunity has profoundly impacted my perspective, offering a transformative experience at the office of the Parliament of Petaling Jaya.

The connections run deep in the intertwined realms of politics and law, each sphere profoundly influencing the other. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to bridge my theoretical knowledge with practical experience, evolving from a fresh university student to an engaged intern at the Parliament of Petaling Jaya.

My guiding tenet is always to cherish the present, which resonates profoundly with Kazuo Inamori’s sagacious maxim: ‘Do good deeds and serve others unendingly.’ These principles inspire me to make the most of my time during my internship as I strive to make a meaningful and enduring contribution to the community.

In the first year of studying law at Help University, I embarked on a transformative voyage as a political intern in Petaling Jaya Parliament Office. With the front-row seat to the inner workings of government, I gained a comprehensive understanding of the policy making process. Engaging in substantive projects further honed my analytical skills allowing me to delve into some policy issues and propose pragmatic solutions.
Most importantly, this internship fostered a profound sense of civic responsibility within me to serve this beautiful motherland. Through pursuing a career in public service, I am committed to harnessing my enthusiasm in order to drive positive change in building nation and uphold the principles of justice, equity and democracy with my legal knowledges.

A graduate of the University of Warwick, with a degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE).

I am still on a journey of self-discovery, constantly searching for my path in life. I enjoy thinking deeply about things and believe that the ability to think and reflect is what sets humans apart from other species.

I am eager to discover my true passions and purpose in life. Working in Parliament for Petaling Jaya will be an important step in my journey, though it won’t be my final destination. Nevertheless, I believe that the journey itself is just as important as the destination.

I aspire to make a difference in this world,
A passionate soul with a vision unfurled,
My calling lies in the realm of justice, I’m sure,
Guided by principles, my intentions are pure,
On this journey, I’ll strive to endure,
Determined to create a future secure.

Also a guitarist, athlete, thinker.

I’m Akshel, on summer break and going into the 3rd year of my Economics degree at the London School of Economics (LSE) and am on a short stint with the Petaling Jaya parliamentary office.

My interest in policy making started when I became active in Model United Nations in 2018, while my interest in politics has been present since the 14th General Election. Having done work for an NGO and also having viewed the academic side of policymaking during my time in university, I decided to take a plunge and learn about politics first-hand through this internship.

I came into this stint with the intention of learning about policy making, constituency management, party politics and parliamentary affairs. Though my time in parliament, the constituency office and a by-election campaign I have gotten a good feel for all 4 of these areas so far and am looking forward to what the rest of the internship has in store.

After living overseas for eight years, I returned to Malaysia in 2022 to reunite with my family and reassess my life goals. My overseas journey has been shaped by diverse experiences and challenges, and I am eager to bring this perspective back to Malaysia.

Petaling Jaya is a place where I grew up and spent countless hours hanging out. Hence, this area always holds a special place in my heart, and I am always looking forward to serve back this community. With a background in Social Science, I am committed to leveraging my skills and experiences to foster inclusive and sustainable development within the community.

My passion lies in empowering lives by creating platforms that enable everyone to enjoy a higher quality of life. I seek to promote community engagement through various projects that encourage participation and strengthen social bonds.

Let’s work together as one to build a connected, resilient and sustainable community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive!

My name is Francis, and I am an upcoming second-year law student at the University of Malaya. During my first year, I had the privilege of knowing YB Lee Chean Chung. Serving as the External Relations Officer for the UM Law Society, I witnessed firsthand how Yb’s support significantly alleviated our financial constraints for hosting large-scale events. Although my interactions with YB were limited to events where he was a VIP, he left a lasting impression. His vision and reform ideas, particularly on sustainability and public transport, have inspired me deeply.
Living in Petaling Jaya for the first time has been an eye-opening experience, providing me with a fresh perspective on urban living and the importance of sustainable practices. As an intern, I am eager to immerse myself in the local community, both directly and indirectly.
Through my internship, I hope to contribute to advancing the concept of PJ Lestari, promoting sustainable practices within Petaling Jaya, and extending these ideas to the broader context of Malaysia.

Greetings! I’m Misha Madinah, an incoming 2nd year law student at the University of Leeds.

When my team and I emerged as champions for the Malaysian Law Student Network’s Policy Case Competition, we earned the opportunity to intern with the sponsors of the competition, one of whom is YB Lee himself.

I chose to intern with YB Lee not only because I was a Petaling Jaya local, but also because of YB Lee’s progressive and unique vision. His commitment to sustainability and national reformation is inspiring, and deeply resonates with me.

I am highly active in law student organisations, serving as the Vice President of Taylor’s Mooting Society for the 2023/24 term and the Director of Outreach & Publicity for the Malaysian Law Student Network for the 2024/25 term. Additionally, I am an editor for the International Asian Law Student Association (ALSA) and a student writer for the UK-based Student Lawyer organisation, which provides a free repository of information for aspiring lawyers.

My burning passion for animal rights is what inspired me to embark on a legal path. As the Director of Sponsorships for the Taylor’s Animal Welfare 2024 flagship event, I secured crucial donations for the FurryKids SafeHaven Animal Shelter. These experiences fueled my commitment to advocacy and leadership, which I bring to my involvement in these various organisations.

With a rich experience across multiple platforms, I hope to contribute meaningfully to YB Lee’s vision and bring a fresh perspective to the team!

Hi！my name is Leow Kai Lim. I’m currently studying at Peking University, where I’m pursuing a degree in Chinese languages and literature. My hobbies include reading, photography, and writing. I love meeting new people and trying new things, which constantly enriches my perspective.
Studying abroad has been an eye-opener for me, making me realize how much I have yet to learn about my own country. This realization has ignited a deep passion in me to help others and make a positive impact on their lives. I am enthusiastic about taking on this internship to gain insights into how I can assist my fellow citizens in achieving a better quality of life.
This internship is a fresh and unique opportunity for me to broaden my horizons and gain new perspectives. Despite my academic focus on literature and languages, which might not seem directly relevant to politics or law, I see this as an exciting challenge. I believe in the power of interdisciplinary learning and am eager to apply my skills in practical and impactful ways.
As William Shakespeare famously said, “The world is your oyster.” I embrace this philosophy, recognizing that opportunities abound in every moment of life. I feel that I am still young enough to seize these opportunities and spread care to those around me. Through this internship, I hope to make meaningful contributions while continuing to grow both personally and academically.