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| Monday, 10 December 2007 10:43pm | |
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• Eight charged with illegal assembly Last week, the Bar Council called off the People's Freedom Walk to mark the
International Human Rights Day but some 100 people, including lawyers and
activists, proceeded with the walk yesterday morning. Eight people, including
five lawyers, were subsequently arrested as the organisers had no police permit. Eight charged with illegal assembly > Being a member of an illegal assembly intended to cause public nuisance in front of Bangunan Kamdar on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman between 8.10am and 8.50am on Dec 9, under Section 143 of the Penal Code Optional charge: Participating in an illegal assembly under Section 27 (5)(a) of the Police Act 1967, punishable under Section 27 (8) at the same place and time. > Participating in an illegal assembly with knowledge that the assembly was ordered to disperse, under Section 145 of the Penal Code. Optional charge: Being a member of an illegal assembly, had
disobeyed an order by Superintendent Che Hamzah Che Ismail to disperse under
Section 27 (4) of the Police Act, punishable under Section 27 (8) of the same
act. Comments (16)
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Give up Padang Renggas - show us you are a brave m
written by Dipendra H Rai, Monday, December 10 2007 11:18 pm
Disaster personified
written by Edward Saw Keat Leong, Monday, December 10 2007 11:33 pm
Aiyo....since when do the cops interpret the law??? I thought that function belonged to the Courts. Anyway I thought it was befitting that the "Learned" Minister made this comment at a Disaster Awareness Day launch. After all he is "disaster" personified. Soldier on Mr. Minister!!!
What did u say minister? Legally trained are you?
written by Kenny Lai Choe Ken, Tuesday, December 11 2007 12:01 am
Since when did the police intepret law? I am quite sure as Edward is that that function solely rests with the courts! Legally trained you say? Are you sure Mr. Minister? Too many years as a minister and you have forgotten your law?
Might is not right.
written by Andrew Khoo, Tuesday, December 11 2007 12:02 am
Democracy is not simply about numbers. It is not simply about the weight of the majority overruling the minority. The fact that the Hon. Minister can say this, and people believe him because they don't know any better, that is the root of the problem. Might is not right. If a political party ran on a platform that "black is white, and white is black", and enough people were persuaded to vote for it and the party won, it would not mean that "black is white, and white is black". The truth would still be the truth, however much the majority is persuaded to ignore it. So too with human rights. It is precisely when the human rights of a few are trampled or threatened by the many that governments must step in to protect the few. The true test of a mature democracy is how the rights of the minority are protected by the government in the face of the majority. How the weak are protected in the face of the strong. If might is right, then all we will have done is legitimised bullying.
Police interpreting the law?
written by Kelvin Ng Sin Huat, Tuesday, December 11 2007 12:04 am
Police interpreting the law?
WHY PICK ON AMBIGA? WHY?
written by Stephen Tan Ban Cheng, Tuesday, December 11 2007 12:12 am
As usual, this Minister is still politicking when he should be leading the country.
Confused Soul!
written by Lim Yeeu Ren, Tuesday, December 11 2007 12:35 am
Dear All,
A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words
written by Edmund Richard Keat Soon Saw, Tuesday, December 11 2007 12:36 am
It doesn't take him opening his mouth to make me laugh. Please MBW, do us a favour and remove his picture. There was enough comedy in court this afternoon already.
What is Democracy?
written by Ding Chu Teck, Tuesday, December 11 2007 11:31 am
Dear Minister,
Cowards we are?
written by Kerry Sin Yoong Ming, Tuesday, December 11 2007 11:53 am
Today, it took us motorist almost 2 hours to get from the tip of the Damansara Toll booth to our offices in Mont'Kiara. Why? There was a road-block - unmanned by police. Unmanned?? Why??
Dear minister
written by Sithananda Prasad, Tuesday, December 11 2007 12:10 pm
Hindraf, and now on the BAR council? why? isn't there other important things for you to concentrate on? anyway whats your point on picking on the council members? never did u lend any support to the causes of the Bar council have you? but when it comes to passing remarks on the Bar Council, you stand to be the first to do so? what next? label Bar council as how the Hindraf movement has been labelled?
Comic Relief
written by Isa Aziz Ibrahim, Tuesday, December 11 2007 12:31 pm
That's all Nazri is good for...but even comic relief becomes jaded and stale if the same jokes are being told over and over again. Is that all that you have, Saudara Nazri..that we should register ourselves as a political party and contest in the elections? And stoop to be as low as you? Enough humour..try doing something worthy of your salary which comes from the taxpayers' pockets
Master Prediction
written by Tan Pean Khhon, Tuesday, December 11 2007 07:07 pm
This Minister is better than my Fung Shui Master. He can even guarantee that BN have the support of ALL voters before the election.
Arogant!
written by Zulkepli Omar, Tuesday, December 11 2007 09:22 pm
What more can be said of the Minister being so arrogant. Or is he being so confident? Out of 26 million population, how many are registered voters, 6 or 7 million? How many are under 21 years old? Say 10 million? Another 10 million more are non-registered voters. Every erection. oops sorry, election only 70% or 75% voted. Does the government really have the majority? Write comment
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Wah strong words Mr Minister! You must be so brave! I look up to real brave men!
But lets see how brave you are.
Lets have a test -only fair considering that you have called the Bar Council cowards and that you also claim to have the support of the whole country.
Give up Padang Renggas. Stand in PJ Selatan, a constituency featuring the a cosmopolitan mix of all races. What more as you live in Shah Alam, you can be closer to the voters of PJ Selatan.
If what you say is true, you surely will win and you can "sure heboh" your bravado.
Apa macam? Got the necessary scrotal gumption kah? Or will you continue to hide behind the skirt of gerrymandering?
Yours, in good faith.
Dipendra H Rai