Nov 7 case management for woman accused of screening unapproved documentary

By QISHIN TARIQ

KUALA LUMPUR: The Magistrate's Court here has fixed Nov 7 for case management of a human rights worker accused of screening a controversial documentary.

Magistrate Ashraf Rezal Abdul Manan set Mov 7 to hand over additional documents after DPP Ooi Chean Ling applied for a new date.

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