won't set such restrictions and "warned" the police to be careful. On 2 March 2022, she stated that the MCA dinner nearby had disrupted them, therefore making them starting the speech 30 minutes later Also, she stated that the police refused them to extend the speech for 30 minutes as they are the opposition. Palm oil activism Despite the criticism from activists back home, Teresa Kok kept up with her palm oil activism despite narrow scares at the ballot box. The palm oil industry reciprocated her support by providing indirect campaign support and this drew further brickbats from critics. She admonished member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), should support one another against outside threats to an industry as important to the region as palm oil. Teresa Kok also opposed World Health Organization (WHO) advice to adult to avoid palm oil in their diet during the Covid-19 outbreak and use alternatives such as olive oil. Election results References Others Kok, Teresa (2002). "Government Should Not Send The Rohingya Refugees Who Broke Into The UNHCR Office Back To Burma". Retrieved 5 November 2005. Kok, Teresa (2005). "Teresa Kok Suh Sim". Retrieved 29 October 2005. External links Teresa Kok's blog. Teresa Kok's Parliamentary Web Page 1964 births Living people People from Selangor People from Huizhou Malaysian people of Hakka descent Malaysian politicians of Chinese descent Malaysian Roman Catholics Malaysian prisoners and detainees Women members of the Dewan Rakyat Members of the Dewan Rakyat Government ministers of Malaysia Women government ministers of Malaysia Women in Kuala Lumpur politics Women MLAs in Selangor Members of the Selangor State Legislative Assembly Selangor state executive councillors Democratic Action Party (Malaysia) politicians University of Malaya alumni Universiti Sains Malaysia alumni 21st-century Malaysian politicians 21st-century Malaysian women politicians