Death Penalty in Malaysia Today
PusatRakyatLB intern Frances’s take after attending Suhakam’s National Conference on Death Penalty in Kuala Lumpur.
PusatRakyatLB intern Frances’s take after attending Suhakam’s National Conference on Death Penalty in Kuala Lumpur.
This article was written by Andrew Khoo for the Malaysian Bar and originally published on 23 September 2014 here. Why should human rights and business matter for businesses, including law firms? Find out at the IMLC 2014, 26 September 2014, Breakout Session 8, Stream C. Speakers include Michelle Gyles-McDonnough (United Nations Resident Coordinator for Malaysia), Professor […]
The feistiest female lawyer goes silent when it is about herself.
This baseline study looks specifically at the State Duty to Protect in the UN “Protect, Respect, and Remedy” Framework (UN Framework). What government bodies have the responsibility to prevent, investigate, punish and redress business-related human rights abuses? There are no specific government body that is tasked with this responsibility. However, there are a number of […]
UndiMSia! – Memperkasakan Pemuda Orang Asli
Bacalah penglibatan UndiMsia! dalam projek komuniti orang asli di Hulu Langat
Sekali lagi, kemahiran Harding terserlah dalam penulisannya berkenaan Perlembagaan Malaysia. Mesti dibaca.
Featuring Maina Kiai, UN Special Rapporteur on International Standards and Good Practices.
The absurdity of highly paid CEOs in loss-making companies, hastily passed bills and more.
On crime-rate ‘errors’, a suspicious PSC, displaced natives, and that submarine case abroad.
A joint response to critics of the Bar on the Bersih EGM resolution.
Fahri explains why he couldn’t care less whether breaching the barrier was right or wrong.
REFSA reveals the shocking statistics.
King Chai & Syah look at the ramifications of the “flag incident” at PWTC.
“Death is not extinguishing the light; it is only putting out the lamp because the dawn has come.”
Daniel John Jambun outlines 11 major reasons for the poverty levels seen in Sabah & Sarawak.
Two articles published in Kosmo and Harian Metro, blatantly attack and discriminate against the queer community. A memorandum calling for a stop on the ill representation and discrimination of the queer community in the media will be handed to SUHAKAM at 3.00pm, Thursday 10 June 2010. Please send all endorsements by Tuesday 8 June 2010. Details inside.
SUHAKAM public inquiry finds the May 7, 2009 arrest and detention of 5 KL Legal Aid lawyers – Fadiah Nadwa Fikri, Murnie Hidayah Anuar, Puspawati Rosman, Ravinder Singh Dhalliwal and Syuhaini Safwan – unjustified, unnecessary, and in clear violation of human rights.
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