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Malaysia: End harassment of civil society

Malaysia: End harassment of civil society Malaysian authorities must stop harassing peaceful protesters, human rights defenders, and activists, said ARTICLE 19. The police have initiated investigations into ten individuals under Section 9(5) of the Peaceful Assembly Act in relation to their peaceful protest activities in recent weeks. Additionally, two artists have been investigated for their online activism. The Malaysian government should reform the Peaceful Assembly Act to bring it into compliance with international human rights law and take steps to ensure that all Malaysians enjoy the rights to freedom of expression and assembly in practice. “New investigations are being opened against activists and artists at a shocking pace,” said Matthew Bugher, ARTICLE 19’s Head of Asia Programme. “This latest wave of cases demonstrates the authorities’ determination to control public discourse and suffocate dissent.”

Malaysia: End investigations into political satire artist

“The authorities should release Fahmi Reza from detention and end their campaign of harassment and intimidation against him and other independent-minded artists and activists,” said Nalini Elumalai, ARTICLE 19’s Malaysia Programme Officer. “Satire is not a crime. Criminalising humour and critical commentary will stunt political discourse and chill civic engagement.”

IGP says recorded statements from more than four individuals over Undi18 protest | Malaysia

Sunday, 04 Apr 2021 04:15 PM MYT Former Education Minister Maszlee Malik (centre) at a protest over the Election Commission s (EC) delay in allowing 18-years old to vote in Kuala Lumpur March 27, 2021. Picture by Yusof Mat Isa Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. LANGKAWI, April 4 Police have recorded statements from more than four individuals over the rally held at Jalan Parlimen recently to protest the Election Commission’s (EC) delay in implementing the 18-year voting age. Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador said they included politicians and the organisers and that investigation was still ongoing, with more witnesses expected to be called.

Slander aimed at tarnishing good image of Muhyiddin, says Wan Saiful | Malaysia