
Ramkarpal: No need to hold LTTE suspects anymore as probe completed
He notes that Bukit Aman confirms that
the investigation papers have been to the AG's Chambers.

He notes that Bukit Aman confirms that
the investigation papers have been to the AG's Chambers.

This is because the families will have a hearing on their habeas corpus application on Thursday.

UPDATED 2.58PM | The AG will decide whether to charge or release those detained.

The aim is to collect 100,000 signatures to be presented to the Council of Malay Rulers, says the duo.

PKR president says all quarters must support authorities’ efforts to ensure country’s peace and security.

LETTER | How are we considered a democracy if our people are not given a fair chance to defend themselves?

'Have we lost our voice and together with it our principles just because power has gotten to our heads?'

Among the 12 arrested under Sosma, four are from DAP.

MP SPEAKS | My argument is simple - charge the men or release them immediately ahead of Deepavali.

UPDATED 8.47PM | Umar Devi and the wives of two other LTTE-linked detainees are holding sit-ins outside Bukit Aman.

In their affidavits-in-support, they point out that as such, it was impossible to accuse them of supporting the organisation.

The five suspects, including two DAP assemblypersons, are among the 12 arrested for alleged links with LTTE.

The IGP says police still need to complete investigations and submit the investigation papers to the AG's office.

COMMENT | Harapan should abide by its promise to do away with detention without trial laws.

Ramkarpal says several reasons were cited, including that provisions under Sosma were not strictly complied with.



'Malaysians seem to be distracted in the past week by the hitherto unheard-of issue of LTTE revival'.

Lawyer says restaurant owner's habeas corpus application will be heard on Monday.

'Just because many M'sians give money to help rebuild war-torn country doesn't mean they support violent actions.'


Malaysia cannot call itself a proper democracy while undemocratic and draconian laws remain, says the watchdog body.

The committee, however, could not reveal more about yesterday’s proceedings.

ADUN SPEAKS | The arrests of 12 persons for alleged LTTE links highlight whether we are making any progress in the realm of human rights or human dignity.