Some 48 civil societies show support for Noor Farida over sedition investigation


PETALING JAYA: A collection of 48 civil societies has expressed their support for G25 spokesperson Datuk Noor Farida Ariffin (pic), who is now being investigated for sedition for her remarks on khalwat (close proximity).

In a statement on Friday, Plan of Action for Malaysia (PoAM) denounced the efforts to threaten and silence the group of eminent Malays, known as G25.

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