It said the protest, known as “Keluar Dan #Lawan” (Come Out And Fight), was a symbol of opposition against the current leadership.

“We invite everyone to take to the streets at a time and place which will be announced in the near future,” it said in a statement.

Sekretariat Solidariti Rakyat said this was because the government was incapable of navigating the country out of the Covid-19 pandemic and its impact on the economy, livelihoods and the people’s health.

“It’s time for us to have leaders who are self-aware, responsible and humble enough to understand the people,” it said.

Last weekend, the group gathered at Dataran Merdeka to protest against the administration’s management of the pandemic.

It called for the prime minister to resign, for a full parliamentary session to be held and an automatic loan moratorium for all.

Three activists from the movement were later fined RM2,000 each for taking part in the anti-government protest.