54个组织及107名学者及社会领袖联署声援阿兹鲁阿兹瓦，并抨击伊斯兰银行暂停其首席经济学家职务是不公与不专业的，因为阿兹鲁阿兹瓦推估大选成绩，只是阐述其专业意见，而大选分析其实有助于金融风险评估。

NONE此前，阿兹鲁出席新加坡区域前景论坛时，推估民联在来届全国大选有可能险胜，随即引起轩然大波，伊斯兰银行也与其划清界线，并暂停其职务。

净选盟、绿色盛会均参与这项联署。联署文告表示，伊斯兰银行这样做是“不专业、不公正和毫无根据的。”

文告指出，阿兹鲁也推估出另一个国阵成绩较佳的大选结果，即微差多数胜选；而另一可能是大败。

“根据纪录，没有任何一方提出研究方法，以反驳他的分析。”

咨询偏差造成不公

文告指出，根据金融规范及全球知识原则的观点，资讯自由是与金融市场的分配机制相关的。

“表达自由与资讯自由是揭露和纠正任何错误或者资讯错误的最佳方式。”

文告指出，选举分析以及它对经济、金融影响的分析是对国家和市场至关重要的。资讯偏差会造成分配不公，而扭曲市场分配的公信。

敦促国阵政府释疑

文告表示，“阿兹鲁专业意见不利于国阵，伊斯兰银行就恶意地把此意见标签为‘政治评论’，而予以压制，这就承认了该银行的政策是，只报道对国阵有利的新闻。”

“不能指责阿兹鲁的行为是鲁莽的，因为他的分析并没有影响市场。吉隆坡综合指数（FBMKLCI）只是微差移动，在2013年1月10日于1684.57收市，而2012年1月16日于1682.95收市。”

“另外，银行业和金融业的基本信条是风险评估（不管是政治、经济），而这就是阿兹鲁做的工作。”

“我们呼吁伊斯兰银行立即恢复阿兹鲁的职务，并且专业地管理其业务。”

“我们也呼吁国阵政府加入呼吁的行列，敦促伊斯兰银行回复他的职务。这会解除怀疑，证明国阵政府没有施压伊斯兰银行暂停阿兹鲁职务，以及首相纳吉是真正要推动改革。”

 

以下是团体联署：
1. Aliran Kesedaran Negara (Aliran)
2. All Women's Action Society (AWAM)
3. Anak Muda Sarawak (AMS)
4. Bersih 3.0 Bangkok
5. Bersih Geneva
6. Bersih London
7. Bersih Melbourne
8. Bersih Singapore
9. Bersih Sydney
10. Bersihkan Malaysia Perth
11. Borneo Youth Revolution (BYR)
12. Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ)
13. Centre for Policy Initiatives (CPI)
14. Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections 2.0 (Bersih 2.0)
15. Community Action Network (CAN)
16. Gabungan Profesional Malaysia Timur Tengah (GPMTT)
17. Himpunan Hijau (HH)
18. Humanity Library Kuala Lumpur
19. Islamic Renaissance Front (IRF)
20. Japan Graduates' Association of Malaysia
21. Johor Yellow Flame (JYF)
22. Kill The Bill (KTB)
23. Knowledge and Rights with Young people through Safer Spaces (KRYSS)
24. Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH)
25. Kuen Cheng Alumni Association
26. Lawyers for Liberty (LfL)
27. LLG Cultural Development Centre
28. Malaysia Youth & Students Democratic Movement (DEMA)
29. Malaysian Youth against Public Hazards
30. Malaysians for Beng Hock (M4BH)
31. Malaysians for Free and Fair Elections (MAFREL)
32. Mama Bersih
33. Muslim Professional Forum (MPF)
34. National Indian Rights Action Team (NIAT)
35. Negeri Sembilan Chinese Assembly Hall (NSCAH)
36. Northern Green Youth
37. Penang Forum
38. People’s Green Coalition
39. Persatuan Alumni PBTUSM KL & Selangor
40. Persatuan Masyarakat Selangor & Wilayah Persekutuan (PERMAS)
41. Persatuan Masyarakat Selangor dan Wilayah Persekutuan (PERMAS)
42. Persatuan Sains Sosial Malaysia (PSSM)
43. Pertubuhan Gabungan NGO Kelantan (Coalition of Kelantan NGOs)
44. Pertubuhan IKRAM Malaysia
45. Projek Dialog
46. Pusat Kesedaran Komuniti Selangor (EMPOWER)
47. Pusat Komas
48. Saya Anak Bangsa Malaysia (SABM)
49. Sisters in Islam (SIS)
50. Society for the Promotion of Human Rights (Proham)
51. Suara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram)
52. Sunflower Electoral Education (SEED)
53. Tenaganita
54. Writer Alliance for Media Independence (WAMI)

以下是个人联署：

1. Prof Abdul Rahman Embong, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)
2. Prof Diana Wong, University of Science Malaysia (USM)
3. Prof Edmund Terence Gomez, University of Malaya (UM)
4. Prof Francis Loh Kok Wah, Aliran Kesedaran Negara (Aliran)
5. Prof James Chin, Sarawak
6. Prof Lim Teck Ghee, Centre for Policy Initiatives (CPI)
7. Prof Norani Othman, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
8. Prof Rajah Rasiah, University of Malaya (UM)
9. Prof Wan Manan, Malaysian Academic Movement (MOVE)
10. Prof Woo Wing Thye, Penang Institute (PI)
11. Prof Zaharom Nain, University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
12. Assoc. Prof Abdul Halim Yusof, University of Science Malaysia (USM)
13. Assoc. Prof Bridget Welsh, Singapore Management University (SMU)
14. Assoc. Prof Mustafa K. Anuar, University of Science Malaysia (USM)
15. Dr Ahmad Farouk Musa, Islamic Renaissance Front (IRF)
16. Dr Ang Sze Wei, University of Hong Kong
17. Dr Azly Rahman, WorldWise Frontiers
18. Dr Charis Quay Huei Li, Université Paris-Sud (Orsay)
19. Dr Cheong Kee Cheok, University of Malaya (UM)
20. Dr Helen Ting, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)
21. Dr Johan Saravanamuttu, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS)
22. Dr Khoo Boo Teik, Aliran
23. Dr Khoo Gaik Cheng, University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
24. Dr Lee Hock Guan, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS)
25. Dr Lim Kim Hwa, Penang Institute (PI)
26. Dr Lim Mah Hui, Penang Institute (PI)
27. Dr Ong Kian Ming, UCSI University
28. Dr Subatra Jayaraj, Bersih Bangkok
29. Dr Subramaniam Pillay, Aliran
30. Dr. Thillainathan Ramasamy, University of Malaya (UM)
31. Dr Toh Kin Woon, Penang Institute (PI)
32. Dr Wong Chin Huat, Penang Institute (PI)
33. Dr Wong Yee Tuan, Penang Institute (PI)
34. Dr Yeoh Seng Guan, Monash University Sunway Campus
35. Dr Yolanda Augustin, University of London
36. Dato’ Ambiga Sreenevasan, Bersih 2.0
37. Dato’ Dr Musa bin Mohd Nordin, Damansara Specialist Hospital
38. Dato’ Yeo Yang Poh, Bersih 2.0
39. Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria, Proham
40. Adibah Jodi, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
41. Alan Tee Boon Tsong, Johor Yellow Flame (JYF)
42. Altaf Deviyati Ismail, Penang Institute (PI)
43. Andrew Cheng Yang Chong, Johor Yellow Flame (JYF)
44. Andrew Khoo, Bersih 2.0
45. Angela M. Kuga Thas, DCI Candidate, Queensland University of Technology
46. Anil Netto, Aliran Kesedaran Negara (Aliran)
47. Azareena Abdul Aziz, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
48. Azrine Razak, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
49. Bala Chelliah, Bersih Geneva
50. Chan Wei See, Sunflower Paper
51. Chaw Teck Long, Johor Yellow Flame (JYF)
52. Che Afandy Che Yusof, Penang Institute (PI)
53. Chin Pok Yap, Bersihkan Malaysia Perth
54. Chom Lee, Bersihkan Malaysia Perth
55. Colin Rajah, Bersih San Francisco
56. Dahlia Martin, Flinders University
57. David Teoh, Bersih Melbourne
58. Fadiah Nadwa Fikri, Suaram
59. Greg Lopez, Australian National University (ANU)
60. Ho Yock Lin, All Women’s Action Society Malaysia (AWAM)
61. Jerald Joseph, Pusat Komas
62. Jordan Sugunasingam, Bersihkan Malaysia Perth
63. K. Arumugam, Suaram
64. Kartina Mohd Sobri, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
65. Kean Wong, Bersih Washington DC
66. Koay Seng Beng, Penang Institute (PI)
67. Koay Su Lyn, Penang Institute (PI)
68. Koh Wee Sun, Mama Bersih
69. Lau Chee Boon, Negeri Sembilan Chinese Assembly Hall (NSCAH)
70. Lee Chyi, Penang Institute (PI)
71. Liau Koh Fah, Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH)
72. Lim Chee Han, Hannover Medical School, Germany
73. Lim Hong Siang, Sunflower Paper
74. Mandeep Singh Karpall Singh, Pusat Kesedaran Komuniti Selangor (EMPOWER)
75. Maria Chin Abdullah, Pusat Kesedaran Komuniti Selangor (EMPOWER)
76. Masjaliza Hamzah, Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ)
77. Maxine Carr, Penang Institute (PI)
78. Mohideen Abdul Kader, Consumer Association of Penang (CAP)
79. Nazreen Nizam, Pusat Kesedaran Komuniti Selangor (EMPOWER)
80. Ng Yap Hwa, Malaysians for Beng Hock (M4BH)
81. Ngeow Chow Ying, Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH)
82. Noorulhuda Mohd. Noor, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
83. Ooi Heng, Political Studies for Change (KPRU)
84. Ooi Pei Qi, Penang Institute (PI)
85. Pam Wong, Bersih Auckland
86. Ratna Osman, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
87. Raymond Cheong, Bersihkan Malaysia Perth
88. Rozana Isa, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
89. Sarajun Hoda Abdul Hassan, Aliran
90. Ser Choon Ing, Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH)
91. Soon Yee Yap, Bersihkan Malaysia Perth
92. Stephenie Aloysius, Pusat Komas
93. Steven Sim Chee Keong, Penang Institute (PI)
94. Stuart MacDonald, Penang Institute (PI)
95. Suriani Kempe, Sisters in Islam (SIS)
96. Syed Ibrahim Syed Noh, Pertubuhan IKRAM Malaysia
97. T. Rajamoorthy, Regional Council for Human Rights in Asia
98. Tan Hui Chun, Humanity Library Kuala Lumpur
99. Tan Woen Tian, Kill The Bill
100. Tang Ah Chai, Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH)
101. Teoh Lee Lan, Malaysians for Beng Hock (M4BH)
102. Th’ng Bee Fu, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)
103. Tricia Yeoh, Pakatan Rakyat
104. Wang Lay Kim, University of Science Malaysia (USM)
105. William de Cruz, Bersih Sydney
106. Wong Tack, Himpunan Hijau (HH)
107. Zairil Khir Johari, Penang Institute (PI)