By Charles Hector Freedom of assembly & freedom of expression must be respected.. It is stupid and unreasonable for persons to be required to get police permission before they have protest peacefully. Are we turning into a some kind of ‘police state’? What really was
Malaysian Insider KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 – Police today freed 16 people including Teratai state lawmaker Jenice Lee on RM2,000 bail each, three days after their arrest at a candle-light vigil.
Lee Weng Keat (Malaysiakini) Teratai assemblyperson Jenice Lee and 15 others were released on police bail at 11am after spending three nights in police lock-up. They were brought to the Ampang magistrate’s court before they were released. They have been instructed to report back to
Written by Mindful Mariner Since Najib became PM of Malaysia there has been a lot of empty talk about reforms, easing of draconian oppressive and undemocratic laws, but the actions have been in the opposite direction.
Press Statement By DAP Secretary-General Lim Guan Eng And MP For Bagan In Petaling Jaya On 23.5.2009. DAP welcomes the comments made by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak during an interview with Singapore’s Straits Times on his intention to dismantle the National Economic
Malaysiakini Teratai assemblyperson Jenice Lee and 15 others, who were detained for allegedly holding an illegal assembly two days ago, could be released when their remand ends tomorrow.
Andrew Ong (Malaysiakini) The police today raided the DAP headquarters in Petaling Jaya in search of documents believed to be related to the arrest of 16 party activists in Ampang on Thursday night. The raid, which took place at 6.25pm, was carried out by a
Sixteen people, including Teratai state assemblyperson Jenice Lee, were arrested by the police just outside her service centre at about 8.45pm tonight for allegedly holding an illegal assembly. Those arrested have been taken to the Pandan Indah police station. It looks quite certain that they
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