Hishamuddin Rais: Cops should fight real crimes, not monitor social media


PETALING JAYA: Non-governmental organisations and civil societies have called for the immediate repeal of the Sedition Act and an end to all selective prosecution using the Act.

"From May 2014 until February this year, more than 40 people have become victims of the Act, such as politicians, lawyers, reporters and social activists," said activist Hishamuddin Rais (pic).

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