Death Penalty in Malaysia Today
PusatRakyatLB intern Frances’s take after attending Suhakam’s National Conference on Death Penalty in Kuala Lumpur.
PusatRakyatLB intern Frances’s take after attending Suhakam’s National Conference on Death Penalty in Kuala Lumpur.
Chris Hooper analyses treason and capital punishment in the context of India and Malaysia.
Bill Grimshaw of Reprieve Australia outlines Malaysia’s record on fair trials and the right to disclosure — how does it hold up to the standards of justice?
Steven Thiru’s closing remarks at the Seminar on the Abolition of the Death Penalty in Malaysia.
A morbid series of death penalty related activities to kick you into the month of October.
A day after Alan Shadrake’s book “Once A Jolly Hangman” was launched in Singapore, he was arrested, detained and interrogated. The verdict of his trial is expected on 28 October 2010. If found guilty Alan faces up to 2 years imprisonment. He is 76 years-old and suffers from serious medical problems.
In conjunction with the anniversary of Ops Lalang, come listen to artists/actvists explore complex issues at Ops Bilang. Featuring Fahmi Reza, Pang Khee Teik, Fahmi Fadzil, Amir Muhammad, Jo Kukathas, Vernon Adrian Emuang and many more. Organised by the Centre for Independent Journalism.
It is a cruel, inhuman, and degrading form of punishment.
Amnesty International Malaysia dengan kerjasama Rumah Anak Teater mempertunjukkan “Banduan Akhir.” Pementasan teater ini adalah sebuah penceritaan yang diinspirasikan daripada kisah Yong Vui Kong, seorang remaja Malaysia yang berhadapan dengan hukuman gantung sampai mati di Singapura.
You are invited to the official launch and book signing for Once a Jolly Hangman: Singapore Justice in the Dock by Alan Shadrake at KL, Sat, 26 June 2010. Speakers include Edmund Bon, M.Ravi – abolitionist and counsel for Yong Vui Kong, and the author himself.
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M. Ravi, a human rights lawyer in Singapore has issued this press statement asking Malaysia to make clear to the Singapore government that Malaysia will not tolerate the execution of a young Malaysian because he has been denied a proper clemency process.
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