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The right to assemble peacefully is for all

By SHAHANAA Z HABIB
Joseph: If we believe in the Act, we cannot play ‘Yes’ to you but ‘No’ to him.

But the Red Shirts need to clearly articulate their objectives if they want public support as a countermovement, says Suhakam Commissioner.

SUHAKAM commissioner Jerald Joseph is quite amazed at just how far-sighted the Peaceful Assembly Act (PAA) 2012 really is.

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