Dear all,
- The inquest hearing for the above case, scheduled for 9am today (09 June 2008), has been postponed for the 8th time as the Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Tuan Asyraf and all witnesses failed to attend the hearing before the Kajang Magistrate YA Mazuliana Bt. Abdul Rashid.
- Watching brief lawyer for the family, Mr […]
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Inquest of Death in Police Custody case - Ulaganathan Muniandy at Kajang Magistrate postponed for the 8th time
Published by June 11th, 2008 in Law Enforcement. 1 CommentMemorandum ke Suhakam
Menara Tun Razak, Jln Raja Laut, KL
Published by May 21st, 2008
in Event and Law Enforcement.
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Merujuk perkara diatas Kami dari SUARAM Cawangan Johor bersama dengan keluarga Goh akan hadir ke Suhakam untuk menyerahkan memorandum berkenaan isu yang berkenaan dengan Kematian dalam Lokap Balai Polis Segamat - Goh Yan Peaw.
Maklumat-maklumat program seperti berikut:
Tarikh: 22 May 2008
Masa: 11 pagi
Tempat: SUHAKAM
(Tingkat 29, Menara Tun Razak, Jalan Raja Laut, 50350 Kuala Lumpur)
Memorundum merangkumi 4 […]
Implement all Royal Police Commission recommendations now
Published by May 18th, 2008 in Law Enforcement. 0 CommentsAmnesty International Malaysia and SUARAM welcome the recent reforms initiated by the Prime Minister on judicial appointments commission and measures to make the Anti-Corruption Agency more independent.
On the same note, we would like to seek the attention of the Prime Minister on the pending reforms on policing in Malaysia, namely the implementation of the recommendations […]
200 UNHCR recognized Rohingya Refugees Arrested by Rela.
Published by March 26th, 2008 in Appeal, Civil Liberties and Law Enforcement. 1 CommentA Rela raid started this morning – 22th March 2008 in Ampang Area, Malaysia where most of Rohingya refugees live. The early morning raid took place in Desa Pandan at 4:00 am, Tasik Permai at 6:00am, Ampang Campuran at 10:30 am, Taman Muda and Sri Rayu at 12:00 pm. Estimated over 500 migrants were arrested […]
(Behind) Time for Police Reforms: Belated IPCMC Must Be Set Up Now
Published by March 26th, 2008 in Law Enforcement. 0 CommentsSUARAM welcomes the statement by Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi that the Bill for the setting up of the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) will be tabled in the coming parliament session. The IPCMC is already almost two years behind the May 2006 deadline set by the Royal Commission to Enhance the Operation […]
An Open Letter to Hindraf Supporters & All Malaysians
Published by February 13th, 2008 in Appeal, Civil Liberties, Law Enforcement, Law and Justice and Detention without Trial. 0 CommentsI invite you to join my only 5 year daughter on Feb 16th who would brave the might of Police with their tear gas and chemical laced water cannons to prevent her and thousands against reaching Parliament House to deliver their messages of Peace and Justice.
Many may wonder why Roses to a PM who doesn’t […]
54 protesters arrested at Protes
Published by January 26th, 2008 in Freedom of Assembly, Announcement, Civil Liberties, Law Enforcement and Law and Justice. 0 Comments54 protesters arrested in relation to a protest against price hikes organised by the Coalition Against Inflation (Protes).
The government’s crackdown on peaceful assembly continued, when the police arrested more then 50 individuals, including opposition leader and supporters near Ampang Park LRT station at about 3pm this afternoon.
Those arrested are reported to be held at the […]
54 people arrested in PROTES
Published by January 26th, 2008 in Announcement, Freedom of Assembly, Appeal, Civil Liberties, Law Enforcement and Law and Justice. 0 Comments54 people arrested in PROTES today. Please call IPK 03-21460522 to give pressure
Those arrested are reported to be held at the Kuala Lumpur Contingent Police Headquarters (IPK Kuala Lumpur). As of 5pm, 54 individuals are confirmed to be detained at IPK Kuala Lumpur.
Stop preventing peaceful assembly
Published by January 25th, 2008 in Government Policies & Negligence, Violence, Freedom of Assembly, Economy, Civil Liberties, Economic Rights, Law Enforcement and Law and Justice. 0 CommentsThe Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ) is concerned that the police continues to prevent a citizen’s right to freedom of assembly, as seen by the latest warning issued to the Coalition Against Inflation (Protes), which has planned an assembly this Saturday, 26 Jan.
On 25 Jan, national news agency BERNAMA reported the warning by Dang Wangi […]
Students’ Victory: Lee Song Yong unreasonable one-semester suspension withdraw
Published by January 14th, 2008 in Law Enforcement and Education. 0 CommentsGood news in students’ struggle! The one-semester suspension of UPM student, Lee Song Yong had been withdraw, and changed to fine RM 200 with warning letter. We need to claim here that this is the victory of all of us who involved. This shows that students’ and peoples’ power can make the changes. Of course […]
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