Posted on 07 May 2010 By Wong Chin Huat.
WILL the late Aminulrasyid Amzah be the last victim of state violence? Like political aide Teoh Beng Hock‘s death in custody — the anniversary is two months away — the extra-judicial killing of Aminulrasyid has caused a lot of anger because he was not one of the “usual suspects”. Screencap of the Facebook groupWhat if [...]
Tags: Aminulrasyid, Norizan Salleh, Teoh Beng Hock, Wong Chin Huat, police, public, security, shooting, uncommon sense
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Posted on 06 May 2010 By The Fairly Current Show.
THE fatal police shooting of 15-year-old schoolboy Aminulrasyid Amzah on 26 April 2010 has profoundly shocked the nation. The Fairly Current Show host Fahmi Fadzil speaks with lawyer Puspa Rosman, who will be acting on behalf of Aminulrasyid’s family, about the issue of police power, and politicking that surrounds Aminulrasyid’s case. These include the ongoing [...]
Tags: Aminulrasyid, Fahmi Fadzil, Francis Udayyapan, Kugan, PopTeeVee, brutality, interview, police, puspa rosman, shooting, the Fairly Current Show
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Posted on 30 April 2010 By Ding Jo-Ann.
PETALING JAYA, 30 April 2010: The police have denied the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (Suhakam) a copy of its written guidelines on the use of firearms despite requests following a shooting that happened last year. “The police have told us that there are written guidelines. However, it is a very confidential document,” Suhakam commissioner Datuk [...]
Tags: Ding Jo-Ann, News, Suhakam, The Nut Graph, guidelines, police, shooting
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Posted on 22 March 2010 By Ding Jo-Ann.
Norizan Salleh (file pic) POLICE-shooting victim Norizan Salleh never imagined she would ever be shot at. She describes how she felt lying on a highway near Gombak on 30 Oct 2009 after being shot five times by the police while on her way home: “I kept asking myself, ‘Betul ke, saya kena tembak? Is this [...]
Tags: Charles Santiago, Ding Jo-Ann, Hishammuddin Hussein, Norizan Salleh, accountability, coroners, dead, death, gun, human rights, inquest, kill, lucas yap, police, policy, shoot-to-kill, shooting, siva subramaniam, violence
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Posted on 05 March 2010 By Jacqueline Ann Surin.
(Pic by circo de invierno @ Flickr) CONSIDER this. Despite the available evidence of Al Islam‘s unethical undercover report in which the magazine’s Muslim journalist spat out the holy communion to photograph, no action is going to be taken. The Attorney-General’s Chambers decided this despite the police reports and a memorandum lodged by Catholics about [...]
Tags: Barisan Nasional, Jacqueline Ann Surin, Muslims, The Star, al islam, fairness, islam, justice, marina mahathir, police
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Posted on 04 March 2010 By Ding Jo-Ann.
PETALING JAYA, 4 Mar 2010: No charges will be brought against police who were involved in shooting single mother Norizan Salleh, but investigations may be conducted into reports that police stepped on her after she was shot. “Her allegations of being stepped on and punched after the shooting may have to be looked into to [...]
Tags: Ding Jo-Ann, Hishammuddin Hussein, Ku Chin Wah, Norizan Salleh, Suhakam, drugs, police, shooting
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