↑ Alastair, 1993. The first political party, the Sarawak United Peoples' Party (SUPP) ... (page 118) ... By 1962, there were six parties ... (page 119)
↑ Ishikawa, 2010. The word "Malay" is widely used in Sarawak because in 1841 James Brooke brought it with him from Singapore, (page 140)
↑ Faisal, 2012. Negri is empowered to make provisions for regulating Islamic affairs... (page 86)
↑ Faisal, 2012... to make Bahasa Malaysia and English as negeri's official languages. (page 84)
↑ Pandian, 2014. it became the primary means of passing culture, history, and valued traditions.... in the fact that oral literature is actualised only in performances; (page 95)
↑ Postill, 2006.... four were oral narratives... (page 51)
↑ Postill, 2006.;... to encourage local authorship and meet local needs ... (page 51)... The Bureau ceased to exist in 1977 when it was taken over by the federal body Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka.(page 55)... He concludes that DBP cannot publish books in regional languages (pages 59 and 60)
↑ Pandian, 2014. carried out by the Institute of East Asian Studies at Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS),(page 96)... Sarawak Customs Council has documented... (page 97)
↑ Postill, 2006.... the government controls virtually all newspapers in Sarawak (page 76)
↑ Postill, 2006.... development had been hindered by 'two groups of people, (page 78)
↑ Postill, 2006. Radio Sarawak was officially inaugurated... (page 46 and 47)
