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Malaysia – Assembling the Peaceful Assembly Act

A comprehensive post by Amanda Whiting on the Peaceful Assembly Bill.

6 December 2011 / 3 Comments / Read More

Peaceful assembly bill laying our country’s democracy to rest?

A tribute to Ungku, the gold standard of the legal profession.

The Malaysian Bar’s press release following the report of the Royal Commission of Inquiry.

Following its interview with LoyarBurokker Edmund Bon where he called the Bar Council toothless, FMT reports on the Bar Council’s response.

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