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Malaysian Judge told Shell that they should sue John Donovan in the UK

Jan 19th, 2012
by John Donovan.
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Dr Huong was buried in multiple injunctions arising from alleged defamatory postings on our website. Shell also attempted to have him committed to prison and was apparently keen that I should become a fellow prisoner, after they gave up trying to lure my father to Malaysia.

By John Donovan

In 2004, EIGHT companies within the Royal Dutch Shell Group collectively took legal action against Dr John Huong (above), a former Shell production geologist who blew the whistle on the reserves scandal and other nefarious activities carried out by Shell executives in breach of the much proclaimed Shell General Business Principles.

Dr Huong was buried in multiple injunctions arising from alleged defamatory postings on our website. Shell also attempted to have him committed to prison in Malaysia and was apparently keen that I should become a fellow prisoner, after they gave up trying to lure my father to Malaysia. read more

Shell, Petronas Sign Contracts For Two Malaysian Oil Projects

Jan 16th, 2012
by John Donovan.
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JANUARY 16, 2012

SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)–Oil major Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSB.LN) said Monday it has signed two production-sharing contracts with Malaysia’s state-owned oil and gas company Petroliam Nasional Bhd. for enhanced oil recovery projects offshore Sarawak and Sabah.

The two companies had agreed in November to jointly develop the oil fields in Malaysia using enhanced oil recovery techniques, in a project that was valued at $12 billion, Petronas had said then.

The project is expected to help the Malaysian national explorer extract a greater portion of oil from its existing reserves and extend the life of its oil fields. read more

The story of Shell Malaysia employee Carol Tan

Jul 31st, 2011
by John Donovan.
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RECEIVED BY EMAIL. LINKS IN WITH RECENT POSTINGS CONCERNING SHELL MALAYSIA EMPLOYEES

Dear John

Hope you are keeping well.

Just yesterday, I came across the story of Carol Tan who recorded her experience in a website (link below).

http://shelledfordepression.com/openletter.html

I was not sure if you had run her story before….but if not, I think this was a well written and important piece, that would promote greater awareness among readers.

Regards

Warning about working for Shell in Malaysia

Jul 17th, 2011
by John Donovan.
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Above are screenshots from Shell Malaysia website taken 17 June 2011

Introduction by John Donovan

Many visitors to royaldutchshellplc.com are aware of past litigation involving several hundred thoroughly disgruntled employees of Shell in Malaysia who sued Shell on various grounds, including wrongful dismissal and allegations that Shell management made unlawful deductions from the employee retirement fund.

That was not the only recent litigation.

Eight Royal Dutch Shell Companies joined together to sue a former Shell Malaysia Production Geologist, Dr John Huong (right), to stop him blowing the whistle on management misdeeds, including fraudulently inflating claimed hydrocarbon reserves and putting employee lives at risk due to lax safety procedures. Shell buried Dr Huong in multiple injunctions and made repeated attempts to have him imprisoned before settling the entire litigation out of court. read more

Invitation by Shell to a Malaysian jail cell

Feb 5th, 2011
by John Donovan.
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Article by Alfred Donovan

By June 2006 Shell Malaysia legal boss, Thavakumar Kandiah Pillai (right), had got himself into a most dreadful mess.

Two years earlier he had advised EIGHT different companies, all within the Royal Dutch Shell Group, to bring a collective defamation action against a former Shell Malaysia Production Geologist, Dr John Huong. The action was in respect of information published on an earlier version of this website, which I jointly own and operate with my son, John Donovan. read more

Royal Dutch Shell Malaysian pension fund controversy

Jan 30th, 2011
by John Donovan.
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If you haven't seen the attached, it may interest you to know that the attached is a copy of Sarawak Shell Berhad/Sabah Shell Petroleum Company's internal management exchange which was leaked by one of the employees who is disgusted with Shell. You may take note that Shell cheats on paying the Retirement Benefit Fund resulting in the class action at Miri High Court by ex and current staff of Sarawak Shell Berhad/Sabah Shell Petroleum Company.

Malaysia Unveils $22 Billion of Energy, Property, Health Deals

Jan 11th, 2011
by John Donovan.
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By Manirajan Ramasamy and Barry Porter

Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) — Malaysia unveiled 67 billion ringgit ($22 billion) of private-sector investments spanning energy, property and health, including oil and gas projects by Exxon Mobil Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell Plc.

Exxon Mobil will jointly invest more than 10 billion ringgit in a production-sharing project with Petronas Carigali Sdn., the exploration arm of state oil and gas company Petroliam Nasional Bhd., Prime Minister Najib Razak told reporters outside Kuala Lumpur today. Shell’s Malaysian unit will spend another 5.1 billion ringgit on three projects, he said. read more

Royal Dutch Shell terrorist tactics against Malaysian whistleblower

Jan 3rd, 2011
by John Donovan.
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“For his audacity in raising the reserves issue, Dr Huong was demoted, appointed as an asset manager with responsibility for helicopter flights. Once again, his integrity got him into trouble when he raised concerns over helicopter safety, recording in internal documents that Shell employees were being used as guinea pigs on test flights.”

By John Donovan

Dr John Huong (right), a deeply religious Malaysian humanitarian, was a loyal Shell employee for 29 years. He was proud of Shell and its claimed business principles until he discovered that they are meant only to deceive stakeholders and the public about the true nature of the company.

Dr Huong, a production geologist, fell out with senior management when he refused to endorse the falsification of hydrocarbon reserve figures. He raised the related ethical dilemma in a Shell internal document: read more

Corruption in Malaysia

Dec 15th, 2010
by John Donovan.
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THIS EMAIL HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH SHELL

Dear Sir,

I had read through your website http://royaldutchshellplc.com/2008/06/21/rampant-corruption-in-malaysia/

I wish to highlight a problem here in Sungai Petani City , Kedah, Malaysia . It is regarding the largest (main) army ammunition depot and housing of explosive materials located in the city Sungai Petani Kedah , Malaysia. The federal government is ignoring a time bomb waiting to explode,  the largest army ammunition depot placed beside (2 Major Housing Areas) Taman Melor , Taman Orkid, 2 Schools and lands belonging to the general public with an estimated population of 5000 to 7000 in the said 2 Housing Areas areas. If the army ammunition depot explodes the killing zone will be 1 – 3 kilometers (maybe even more), it will also wipe out the Sungai Petani town as well. read more

Alleged conflict of interest involving Shell Malaysia E&P manager

Jan 24th, 2010
by John Donovan.
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Grateful if you can follow up on my complaint against Shell Malaysia employee Surya Hidayat Abdul Malik (contracting and procurement country manager, Shell Malaysia E&P).

Email received from Caroline Tan disgruntled former employee of Shell Malaysia

Nov 26th, 2008
by John Donovan.
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Hi John,

I was recently dismissed from Shell Malaysia on medical grounds.  I am a sufferer of major depression which was caused by Shell and its unfair practices.  You may read about my story in my website stated below.  I would like to know if there are successful cases of former Shell employees who were “medically boarded out”.

Thank you.

P/S:  I have just registered myself to your website RoyalDutchShellplc and am awaiting the email with the password.

Caroline Tan

Website: www.shelledfordepression.com read more

Shell Malaysia keen to host Eco-marathon

Aug 14th, 2008
by John Donovan.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug. 14 (Xinhua) -- Oil giant the Royal Dutch Shell plans to bring its prestigious Eco-marathon competition to Asia next year, and its local unit Shell Malaysia is bidding to become the first Asian nation to host the event, Malaysian media reported on Thursday.

CR high on Shell Malaysia agenda

Jul 11th, 2008
by John Donovan.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Corporate responsibility (CR) is high on Shell Malaysia’s agenda with sustainable development as the cornerstone of this strategy, said country chairman Datuk Saw Choo Boon.

Malaysians Protest Leadership, Oil

Jul 7th, 2008
by John Donovan.
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The rally had a convivial atmosphere with most people wearing red T-shirts, the colour of the protest movement. The crowd, who chanted "Bring Down Oil Prices," also asked Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to step down

Shell Malaysia shuts P.Dickson plant for maintenance

Jun 25th, 2008
by John Donovan.
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KUALA LUMPUR, June 25 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell has shut its 125,000 barrels per day (bpd) oil refinery at Malaysia's Port Dickson for regular maintenance, the company said on Wednesday.

Rampant Corruption in Malaysia

Jun 21st, 2008
by John Donovan.
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"Datak" Jon Chadwick, now a Shell Gas & Power VP, received a title from the Malaysian government for his co-operation with the corrupt regime during his unfortunate tenure as County Chairman of Shell Malaysia.

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