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McDonald’s vs BDS suit: resolution stalls over withdrawal terms

McDonald's Malaysia has not fully withdrawn its legal suit against BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) Malaysia, as they have yet to agree on the terms of the withdrawal.

BDS Malaysia says local McDonald’s still a boycott target despite dropped suit

BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) Malaysia has maintained McDonald’s Malaysia remains under the “Organic Boycott Targets” category despite the fast-food chain dropping its defamation suit.

‘Very positive’ mediation between McDonald’s and BDS Malaysia over RM6 mil suit to continue on April 30

The mediation process between McDonald’s Malaysia and non-governmental organisation BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) Malaysia involving a RM6 million civil defamation suit will continue on April 30. 

Anti-Israel protesters show support for BDS Malaysia before its mediation with McDonald’s Malaysia

About 30 anti-Israel demonstrators have gathered outside the court complex here holding placards and shouting “Free, free, Palestine” ahead of the mediation between McDonald’s Malaysia and BDS Malaysia.

30,000 people expected to turn out for BDS Malaysia’s Palestinian solidarity rally on Jan 13

Some 30,000 people are expected to take part in the nationwide solidarity rally on January 13 (Saturday) to show their support for Palestinians and to protest against the Israeli military’s onslaught of the Gaza Strip.

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