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Author Archive for MADPET

THERE SHOULD BE NO HARRASSMENT OF LAWYERS IN MALAYSIA

Published by MADPET July 20th, 2008 in Civil Liberties and Law and Justice. 0 Comments

MEDIA STATEMENT – 11/7/2008
- Investigate Allegations Of Police/Prosecutors Suppressing Of Evidence-
MADPET (Malaysians Against Death Penalty and Torture) is concerned by the fact that the police has send a
letter requiring lawyer N. Surendran, a Malaysian who is against Death Penalty and Torture, to meet the police concerning allegedly investigation into the statutory declaration/s made by private […]

URGENT APPEAL - Release Immediately M Manoharan, Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) legal advisers P Uthayakumar, R Kenghadharan and V Ganabatirau and T Vasantha Kumar

Published by MADPET December 27th, 2007 in Appeal and Detention without Trial. 3 Comments

MADPET (Malaysians Against Death Penalty and Torture) writes to inform you that 5 human rights defenders and activist were arrested by the police On 13/12/2007 under the Internal Security Act (ISA), which allows detention without trial. Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan said the arrests, under Section 8(1) of the ISA, were made against the five […]

DISCRIMINATION HAS NO PLACE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: EXPEDITE NIRMALA BONAT’S ABUSE TRIAL

Published by MADPET September 4th, 2007 in Law and Justice. 0 Comments

MADPET (Malaysians Against Death Penalty and Torture) is shocked to hear that 23-year old Nirmala Bonat is still languishing in Malaysia, waiting for the criminal case against her former employer, who was charged with causing grievous hurt to Bonat, to be over. While the accused is out on bail, Bonat, the victim, has been confined […]

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