Sevan Doraisamy

The Pahang MB has made a U-turn on his promise to protect the lake and surrounding areas.

LETTER | If effective, it must be scaled up and made accessible to smaller lockups and detention facilities.

LETTER | The Royal Malaysian Police is in dire need of fundamental reform to eradicate the rot within.

LETTER | Comments that do not incite violence against others should not be criminalised or needlessly silenced.

COMMENT | As recommended by the 2005 Royal Commission, the role of the unit must be given expression in law.

LETTER | The perpetrators of this crime against humanity must be brought to justice.

LETTER | There are currently 142 minors detained without trial under Poca, and 17 under Sosma.

LETTER | be wary of the government’s attempt to pull the wool over the eyes of Malaysians.

Human Rights Day that falls on Dec 10, 2016 is supposed to be a day of celebration where people from around the world celebrate human rights. While the spirit of solidarity and hope remains strong within and without Malaysia, the situation pertaining to human rights in Malaysia have brought morale of all Malaysians to a new low.

Suara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram) is repulsed by the attempts to criminalise and restrict the rights of students and youth groups to take part in public assemblies. The right to peaceful assembly is a fundamental right that is afforded to all human beings and provided for under the Federal Constitution and can only be derogated in the direst of circumstances.

Suara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram) is disappointed with the decision reached by the court in the prosecution of police officers that allegedly caused the death of N Dharmendran in police custody.