Again and again in Malaysia, those who defend the rights of citizens to exercise their fundamental liberties are treated as offenders.
WHERE should we draw the line between freedom of expression and incitement to hatred? This is a debate that occupies the international human rights system today as governments grapple with the need to fully respect freedom of expression as protected by international human rights law and comply with the prohibition of incitement to hatred.
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