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Outspoken DAP member Hew Kuan Yau has announced his resignation from the party with immediate effect after brickbats thrown his way over his post that the South China Sea belongs to China.
“For the big picture of DAP, I have decided to leave the party from today,” he said in a posting on his Facebook page earlier tonight.
“For the big picture of DAP, I have decided to leave the party from today,” he said in a posting on his Facebook page earlier tonight.
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