Soldiers told to stay in the barracks

Chan Kok Leong
Jul 3, 08
2:47pm

Unprecedented and dangerous was how human rights group Suaram executive director Yap Swee Seng described yesterday's suggestion that the armed forces be roped in to maintain public order.

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