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Hong Kong politician arrested for 'sedition' over Facebook post
HONG KONG (AFP): Hong Kong police on Thursday (March 26) arrested an opposition politician under a colonial-era sedition law for allegedly sharing the identity of an officer who fired a baton round that blinded a journalist during protests last yea
No quorum at Bar AGM
KUALA LUMPUR: All the 12 motions proposed for the Malaysian Bar’s 74th annual general meeting were withdrawn as only 87 of its almost 20,000 members turned up for the meeting following concerns over Covid-19.
Reforms in Malaysia must continue
Let us hope that the government continues working towards transforming Malaysia into the more democratic, clean, accountable and rights-respecting nation that we all truly deserve.
Moving on as battle lines are redrawn
TWO weeks have passed since the formation of Malaysia Terbaru (Newer Malaysia). While many are still seething over the change in government sans the ballot box, reality would have us keep our emotions in check and look at the next three years when the 15th General Election will be held.
Banned Thai opposition figure faces new criminal charges
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's Election Commission said on Wednesday it would file a charge against Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, leader of the now-defunct Future Forward Party, for breaching electoral law in the latest action against the former anti-junta politician.
Expectations of MY government
Trust needs to be rebuilt urgently to heal the heart and soul of the nation.
Activist Fadiah, three others at Dang Wangi over Dataran Merdeka rally
KUALA LUMPUR: Activist-lawyer Fadiah Nadwa Fikri and three others have arrived at Dang Wangi police headquarters, where they are expected to be questioned in connection with Saturday (Feb 29)'s rally.
PH wasted chance to repeal Sedition Act, says lawyer
KUALA LUMPUR: Pakatan Harapan had the chance to repeal the Sedition Act but it failed to do so, says Ragunath Kesavan.
Fadiah to continue fight against draconian laws
KUALA LUMPUR: Activist-lawyer Fadiah Nadwa Fikri will not back down in her fight for justice and freedom despite being investigated by the police over her tweet on Saturday’s rally.