KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia’s Democratic Action Party (DAP) picked a lineup of top leaders that reflected a clear vote of confidence for the accommodative approach espoused by its secretary general Anthony Loke.
Party insiders and analysts believe that the signal from over 3,300 delegates who voted on March 16 was clear: The Chinese-led, secular DAP’s past idealistic fervour during its five decades as an opposition party does not work within a ruling alliance of disparate allies, and compromise between various points of view is the way forward.
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