Comments on the amendment to the Government Proceedings Act
Ms Indranee Rajah, Senior Minister of State for Law On Monday at Parliament, MPs from the Workers' Party, Ms Sylvia Lim and Mr Low Thia Khiang took issue with Clause 9 in the Statues (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act 2016, which would see a change to Section 29(4) of the Government Proceedings Act (GPA). The two MPs argued that...
Questionable validity of the Court of Appeal in resentencing of death for Kho Jabing
Kho Jabing MADPET (Malaysians Against Death Penalty and Torture) is worried that Kho Jabing may be executed based on a possibly tainted or invalid Court of Appeal judgment, which reversed the High Court decision that commuted the death sentence to imprisonment and caning. COURT OF APPEAL JUDGMENT TAINTED AND/OR VOID Having...
PTE Dominique Sarron Lee’s brother decries the inadequacy of ‘punishments’
Facebook post by Daryl Shane On the 4th anniversary PTE Dominique Sarron Lee's passing, his brother, Daryl Shane, released a message dedicated to him on his Instagram account. In his message, which was dripping with sarcasm, he decried the inadequacy of the punishments dished out to the two Officers who were responsible for...
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