YOURSAY | A Spotify playlist for the police? Anyone?
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Vijay47: This is truly a sad tale where a simple seed grew into huge unwelcome proportions. The whole issue may have remained a passing breeze but for the arrival of a gang of villains to stir the broth to a boil. More on these cads later. No, it is not the butler who did it.
Let us look at the sorry story from the beginning. The Queen shared on social media her visit to the palace kitchen and the dishes or snacks she had helped prepare.
A fellow Instagram user asked whether the kitchen staff had already been vaccinated, implying by extension his concern for her safety. In utmost innocence, in carefree banter, the Queen then responded in those two words now haunting a nation, “Dengki ke?”
Human Rights Group Asks for Report on Missing Malaysian Pastor
04/07/2021 Malaysia (International Christian Concern) – It has been two years since the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia’s (Suhakam) public inquiry made a unanimous decision that the Royal Malaysia Police’s Special Branch was behind the abduction of Pastor Raymond Koh and activist Amri Che Mat. However, the report has not been made public yet.
The Citizens Against Enforced Disappearances (CAGED) is urging the Malaysian government to release the Suhakam findings in 2019 to reinvestigate the alleged enforced disappearance of the two men.
In a statement released on April 2, CAGED said the task force report ought to be released, in view of the current allegations of a cartel of dirty cops within the police force.
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Ex-Uber driver acquitted of kidnapping Pastor Koh
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Former Uber driver Lam Chang Nam has been acquitted of the kidnapping of Pastor Raymond Koh four years ago.
The accused now only has one charge against him, which is an extortion charge linked to Koh’s disappearance in 2017. The Petaling Jaya Magistrate’s Court will deliver its decision on this on April 30.
Lam’s counsel Aaron Mark Pius told
Malaysiakini today that the lower court allowed their application to acquit the accused on Feb 8 during open court.
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An international group serving persecuted Christians has drawn attention to the unsolved case of Malaysian Pastor Raymond Koh, who has been missing since he was abducted in a well-organized, military-style operation four years ago after being accused of preaching to Muslims.