The Anti-ISA Movement (AIM) is planning to intensify its efforts to free some remaining 100 detainees being held at the Kamunting detention camp in Perak.

AIM secretary Yap Swee Seng said today in addition to the lobby to abolish ISA, the grouping would continue to push for the immediate release of reformasi activists Dr Badrulamin Bahron and Lokman Adam.

The two are still in Kamunting pending the expiry of their detention orders on June 12.

They, together with four otherss, were detained under the ISA in April 2001 for planing to topple the government through militant means. They denied the accusation.