Some 2000 people gathered at Hong Lim Park in Singapore yesterday in protest against a new regulation that requires certain websites to be licenced.
Jun 092013
Jun 042013
The student activist says freedom of expression should be upheld and calls for the repeal of oppressive laws such as the outdated Sedition Act and the Universities and University Colleges Act.
Jun 012013
The full autopsy report on the death of N Dharmendran in police custody reveals that he succumbed to sadistic and horrific injuries, said to be even worse than what A Kugan endured.
May 312013
Student activists have handed over a memo to the Home Affairs Ministry in Putrajaya this afternoon demanding reforms to the police and the resignation of Home Affairs Minister Zahid Hamidi.
May 302013
Vigils were held outside the Sungai Buloh Prison in Selangor and at the Bukit Tengah roundabout on mainland Penang to protest against the sedition charge levelled at imprisoned student leader Safwan Anang, who had refused bail in protest.
May 302013
News of N Dharmendran death has flashed across the world, highlighting the scandal of custodial deaths in Malaysia to a global audience.
May 302013
Defying prior police warnings that their opposition gathering was illegal, some 60,000 people converged on a field next to a shopping mall on the outskirts of the capital Kuala Lumpur. The May 25 demonstration marked the climax of a series of rallies across Malaysia to protest alleged irregularities and fraud at recently held general elections.
May 302013
A group of people gathered outside Sungai Buloh Prison last night in an expression of solidarity with student leader Safwan Anang, who had refused bail as a sign of protest at what he felt was a politically motivated charge of sedition.
May 292013
In an unexpected development, student activist Safwan Anang has refused bail, even though the Court granted bail to all five charged with sedition this morning.
May 282013
The scene at the Dang Wangi Police Station following the arrests of four activists and politicians for alleged ‘sedition’. Safwan Anang, Tian Chua, Haris Ibrahim and Tamrin Ghafar are expected to be charged at the Jalan Duta Courts tomorrow.