Republic of Sabah North Borneo Government-in-Exile

Step 1 · Awareness

Have you heard about MA63?

Let's start with what you already know about the Malaysia Agreement 1963 — the document that defines Sabah's relationship with Malaysia.

Question 1

Have you ever heard of, or understood, the Malaysia Agreement of 1963?

Yes I've heard of or know about MA63 No This is the first I'm hearing of it

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Question 2

In your view, what is the Malaysia Agreement 1963?

Choose the statement that best reflects your understanding.

An invalid & void agreement It lacked a people's mandate, was made by unelected leaders, had no democratic government, and transferred Sabah's sovereignty to Malaya without a public referendum — primarily to serve British interests. A legitimate international agreement A valid agreement signed between the British, Malaya, Singapore, North Borneo (Sabah), and Sarawak.

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Step 2 · Historical Understanding

Do you know the true history?

These questions test awareness of key historical facts that are rarely taught in Malaysian schools.

Question 3

Did you know that Malaya is actually Malaysia — and Malaysia is Malaya?

The country simply renamed itself, while Sabah and Sarawak were added to its territory.

Yes, I knew this No, I didn't know

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Question 4

Did you know that September 16, 1963 is the day Malaya rebranded from "Malaya" to "Malaysia"?

It was a national identity change — not the birth of a new, equal federation.

Yes, I knew this No, I didn't know

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Question 5

Were you aware that the idea of "Malaysia" was forced on our people, with an emergency declared to silence opposition?

Many in Sabah and Sarawak opposed the merger — their voices were suppressed.

Yes, I knew this No, I didn't know

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Step 3 · Legal & Political Views

How do you see the current situation?

These questions ask for your views on the ongoing political and legal reality facing the people of Sabah today.

Question 6

Are you aware that September 16, 1963 was the day Malaya officially began its colonisation of Sabah?

Under the name "Malaysia," Malaya extended its political control over the sovereign nations of Sabah and Sarawak.

Yes, I'm aware No, I wasn't aware

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Question 7

Are you aware that the colonisation of Sabah by Malaysia has continued — and is still ongoing today?

Yes, I'm aware No, I wasn't aware

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Question 8

After Singapore separated from Malaysia on August 7, 1965 — is the Malaysia Agreement 1963 still legally valid?

Singapore was a founding signatory. Its departure fundamentally changed the nature of the agreement.

No — it is no longer valid Singapore's departure voided the original agreement. The MA63 died in 1965. Yes — it is still valid The remaining parties kept the agreement intact despite Singapore's exit.

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Step 4 · Independence & Future

Do you believe in Sabah's future?

These are the most important questions. They ask whether you believe Sabah is ready — and whether you support the movement for independence.

Question 9

Do you believe Sabah is ready for independence — socially, economically, and politically?

Yes — Sabah is ready Not yet

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Question 10

Do you believe the people of Sabah will have a brighter, more prosperous future as an independent sovereign nation?

Yes — a brighter future No — I'm not confident

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Question 11

Is independence within 10 years (2024–2034) a responsibility our people must fully commit to?

Yes — I am committed Not yet — more time needed

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Question 12 · Final Question

Do you support Sabah's separation from Malaysia to establish an independent, democratic Republic of Sabah North Borneo Government-in-Exile?

✦ I Strongly Agree I support the establishment of an independent, sovereign Republic of Sabah North Borneo Government-in-Exile. I Do Not Agree I do not support separation from Malaysia at this time.

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Step 5 · Personal Information

One last step — confirm your identity

Your details are required to validate your vote. Each MyKad may only be used once. All information is securely stored and used solely for referendum verification.

Full Name *

MyKad Number *

Your 12-digit national ID number

Your Age *

Must be 18 or older to participate

Phone Number *

Email Address *

District *

You must consent to submit your referendum response.

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Your personal information is protected and will never be shared with third parties. This referendum is exclusively for the people of Sabah. One MyKad, one vote — duplicates are automatically rejected.

Republic of Sabah North BorneoGovernment-in-Exile

Have you heard about MA63?

Do you know the true history?

How do you see the current situation?

Do you believe in Sabah's future?

One last step — confirm your identity

Thank You!

Republic of Sabah North Borneo
Government-in-Exile