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• 9 January 2012
  Malaysia

  Repeal sodomy laws and end discrimination

  Following today’s acquittal of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim on ‘sodomy’ charges by the High Court, the Malaysian government should take immediate steps towards (...)

  [English]
• 21 December 2011
  Malaysia
  Human Rights Defenders

  Passage of peaceful assembly bill a major setback for civil liberties

  The passage of the highly restrictive Peaceful Assembly Bill by the Senate of the Malaysian Parliament on December 20, 2011 casts serious doubt over the Government’s (...)

  [English]
• 6 December 2011
  Malaysia
  Human Rights Defenders

  Peaceful assembly bill inconsistent with international human rights standards

  The peaceful assembly bill passed by the lower house of the Malaysian Parliament on November 29 contains a number of defects that render the legislation restrictive, (...)

  [English]
• 21 September 2011
  Malaysia
  TerrorismArbitrary Detention

  Law reforms must be far-reaching and progressive

  While the recently announced repeal of two draconian security laws and amendments to other restrictive laws are welcomed, the Malaysian government must outline a (...)

  [English]
• 29 August 2011
  Malaysia
  Human Rights Defenders

  Libel suits undermine the legitimate work of human rights defenders - Defamation case against human rights defender Charles Hector Fernandez ended with a settlement

  Geneva-Paris, August 26, 2011. The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, a joint programme of the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) and (...)

  [English]

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