
LETTER | Fine on lawyer M Ravi by S’pore court intended to harass, intimidate
The fine is clearly intended to prevent M Ravi from defending Malaysians on death row there.

The fine is clearly intended to prevent M Ravi from defending Malaysians on death row there.

Forcefully demolishing a temple is bad, to justify it by legalistic arguments which ignore historical context is worse.

LETTER | LFL has re-filed the civil suit against the Singapore Home Minister K Shanmugam.

On Sept 19, the Disciplinary Tribunal of Singapore's Law Society fined Ravi S$10,000 and S$3,000 in costs.

LETTER | Ravi has been harassed and intimidated by the Singapore gov't since taking up cases of Malaysian drug mules on death row.

LETTER | Oppressive laws cannot magically become just simply because Harapan is now in power.

COMMENT | The government has sacrificed principle at the altar of political expediency.

LETTER | His administration charged more people than all previous PMs put together.

COMMENT | It also denies the public's right to express criticism on political matters.

COMMENT | Even without Sosma, our Penal Code is enough to 'preserve security, save lives'.

COMMENT | His attack on the changes being spearheaded by the new AG is in direct opposition to the reform agenda.

COMMENT | The dismissal of Maria Chin's travel ban is disappointing.

COMMENT | It validates criticisms that the law is too wide and ambiguous, and threatens the freedom of expression.

LETTER | Such a large number of stateless children born of a Malaysian parent amounts to a national crisis.

MP SPEAKS | Statelessness is the greatest test of BN's commitment to Indian Malaysians.

MP SPEAKS | The new law does not have safeguards of the repealed ISA, and transfers powers from Agong to the PM.

MP SPEAKS | What will curb terrorism is better police and intelligence work.






