Tens of thousands of people have turned up for a post-election rally in Malacca.
Glimpses of the large crowd attending the Kuala Terengganu post-election rally can be seen in this video.
The three have been released after Magistrate Norashikin Sahat rejected a police application to remand them. It is now time for Najib to fulfil his pledge to repeal the archaic Sedition Act.
Well done to the magistrate and to all those who expressed solidarity with the detainees despite 18 arrests two nights ago. “No individual will ever be detained simply due to political ideology,” Najib had pledged two years ago. Time to fulfil your promise. Janji ditepati, remember?
Releasing now pic.twitter.com/zjx6LCtoUy
— Suara Rakyat M'sia (@SUARAMtweets) May 24, 2013

Thousands of people have turned up for a post-election protest rally in Kuala Terengganu.

More people have turned up outside the Jinjang Police Station where Haris Ibrahim, Tian Chua and Tamrin Ghafar are being held.

Haris Ibrahim, Tian Chua and Tamrin Ghafar detained.
Tian Chua’s last tweet.
Ow, terus ke lokap pulak.nak elak lawyer.
— Tian Chua (@tianchua) May 23, 2013
Ambiga and Nurul have met officials of the Singapore High Commission in Kuala Lumpur.
"We're asking the S'pore govt to give the 21 Malaysians a second chance." @n_izzah w S'pore High Comm officials pic.twitter.com/McUIvw2P5Q
— Fahmi Fadzil (@fahmi_fadzil) May 23, 2013
Adam Adli was today released on bail of RM5000. He has claimed trial to a charge of sedition. Case mention will be on 2 July.

Big crowd at court. lawyers now settling bail, 5k. #bebaskanadamadli twitter.com/NatAsasi/statu…
— Nathaniel Tan (@NatAsasi) May 23, 2013
Indigenous protesters confront International Hydropower Association executive director Richard Taylor during an IHA conference in Kuching.