Suhakam stands by decision to release inquiry reports of missing pastor and activist


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 24 Apr 2019

Koh (left) and Amri

PETALING JAYA: The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) is denying allegations that its public inquiry into the disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh and Amri Che Mat was an attempt to punish the police.

In a statement on Wednesday (April 24), vice-chairman Jerald Joseph said Suhakam adhered to procedures when releasing its reports of the inquiry.

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