Apex court judgment sets limits to Singapore censorship law's reach in Malaysia
The judgment underscores the limitations of Singapore enforcing of its laws in Malaysia.
Licensing social media: PH government's latest attempt to shut down criticism
This is a government which is increasingly intolerant of criticism, and surely it cannot be given the power to license social media platforms.
'Meaningless and deceitful': Anwar slammed over 'guaranteed' matriculation spots for non-Bumis
A rights advocate and an education pressure group say the 10As caveat means that nothing will change in the plight of non-Bumiputera students denied entry to public universities.
'Stinks of despotism', says group as Putrajaya mulls social media licensing in latest clampdown on online dissent
Rights lawyers say it is Pakatan Harapan's ultimate betrayal of its reform promises after benefiting from social media's freedom for so long.
Azam Baki, get your facts right
The federal government must step in and carry out a proper inquiry on MACC's breach of lawyer-client privilege.
Group demands answers from Azam Baki after lawyers representing clients held in MACC lock-up
Lawyers for Liberty says that the arrest is a form of harassment of lawyers in the performance of their duty.
MCMC under fire from rights group over police report against journalist
The internet authority reminded that it is not a private entity but a publicly funded government body.
Lawyers condemn arrest of activist, say public has right to answers on casino report
Lawyers for Liberty says Chegubard's arrest shows 'complete failure of the Madani government'.
Lawyers slam 'inexcusable' treatment of siblings at JPN
Lawyers for Liberty says the National Registration Department sought to add unnecessary and unlawful conditions to their applications for citizenship.
Lawyers urge Anwar’s govt to intervene in plight of 4 siblings denied citizenship
They say the prime minister has a moral duty to help them.
Rights lawyers press govt to suspend 'draconian' provision of communications act
Lawyers for Liberty says an exact timeline for the amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act must also be given.
Police probe under Peaceful Assembly Act unlawful, say lawyers
Lawyers for Liberty says the section in question was struck down by the court in 2014 in a decision that still stands today.
