Edmund is “knowledgeable, meticulous, experienced, confident, responsive, has great communication skills, and…a great service provider”.
The Edge Markets | The High Court allowed the discharge and acquittal of two senior executives of Aker Engineering Malaysia, ruling that the charges brought against them, while not mala fide, were defective. Senior Deputy President Ahmad Hatta and Director Mohd Yusof were represented by Amer Hamzah Arshad, Joshua Tay, and Michael Cheah.
The Star | The High Court found the charges against two senior officers of Aker Engineering Malaysia to be baseless and defective, and acquitted them. They were represented by lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad.
Bernama | The High Court judge ruled that the charges against two senior officers of Aker Engineering Malaysia were unfounded: SSM was never misled and an offence committed through another person is not provided for under the law. Amer Hamzah Arshad represented the applicants.
The Edge Markets | The High Court deferred delivering its verdict regarding the market manipulation of Repco shares in 1997. Judicial Commissioner Datuk Azhar Abdul Hamid wanted the defence, led by lawyers Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah and New Sin Yew, to put in their written submissions on the sentencing before he delivers the decision.
Free Malaysia Today | Seven men were sentenced to jail terms of 10 years each after they pleaded guilty to an amended charge of causing the death of a trader during a riot in Klang six years ago. “I hope you will be rehabilitated and will be responsible citizens after you are freed from prison,” Justice Kamaludin said. Lawyers Amer Hamzah Arshad and Joshua Tay represented three of the accused.
Free Malaysia Today | Amnesty International Malaysia and Asylum Access Malaysia appealed to the government to reconsider its plans to deport Myanmar refugees back to a violent and dangerous situation. Lawyers Lim Wei Jiet and New Sin Yew said they had been instructed by their clients to apply to the Court of Appeal for a stay on the deportation.
Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom | “I spoke to clients, including operations managers and sustainability officers. Many of them felt that they wanted to comply with business and human rights commitments, but did not know how to,” said Edmund Bon. In 2020, he had the idea to put together a “GuideKit for SMEs on Human Rights Compliance” and asked experts to contribute.
The Star | In a trial that had lasted more than 10 years, a businessman and beneficial owner of a CDS account was sentenced by the Sessions Court for allowing his friend, who was not an authorised nominee, to dispose of shares in his account. Lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad who represented the businessman confirmed the matter.
The Star | Acquitted of three charges of corruption and six charges of money laundering in connection with road projects in Perak and Kedah, Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim was freed after the High Court allowed a notice of motion filed by lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad, seeking the immediate release of his client.
Malaysiakini | The Kuala Lumpur High Court acquitted former Baling MP Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim of three corruption and six money laundering charges linked to road projects in Perak and Kedah. He is represented by Amer Hamzah Arshad.
RWI has organised the Blended Learning Course on Human Rights and the Environment/Climate Change (BLC) for the past three years. AmerBON hosted the Malaysian workshop this year, in collaboration with the Malaysian Judiciary and SUHAKAM.
Free Malaysia Today | Lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad told the court the investigation against former Tabung Haji Chairman Abdul Azeez had been completed and assets seized had been returned. “It is only fair for an order of acquittal and discharge be given to my client,” he said. With today’s court order, the prosecution cannot charge Abdul Azeez again based on the same facts.
The Star | Former Baling MP Abdul Azeez was acquitted of three charges of corruption and six charges of money laundering in connection with road projects in Perak and Kedah. High Court judicial commissioner Azhar Abdul Hamid allowed a notice of motion filed by lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad and ordered for Abdul Azeez to be freed since there was no objection from the prosecution.
The Edge Markets | Lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad, representing the former Baling MP, informed the court that the MACC had decided not to take any further action against his client. He added that the investigation has been completed, and all the seized assets and property have also been returned to Abdul Azeez.
Berita Harian | Pengamal undang-undang Amer Hamzah Arshad berkata, menurut Artikel 145(2), peranan Peguam Negara ialah menasihati YDPA, Kabinet atau menteri, manakala Artikel 145(3) menyatakan Peguam Negara mempunyai kuasa untuk mendakwa kes-kes jenayah bagi pihak awam, sebagai Pendakwa Raya yang perlu bertindak secara bebas dan tanpa tekanan daripada mana-mana pihak. Perkara itu kritikal apabila wujud kes jenayah dan pendakwaan yang membabitkan ahli badan eksekutif.
Free Malaysia Today | Padang Serai election candidate Azman Nasrudin’s likened the unity government to a promiscuous relationship, but lawyers Fahri Azzat and Jacqueline Albert believed he did not commit a crime. Jacqueline acknowledged that Azman’s remarks may be unpleasant but his actions were lawful as he did not threaten national security or incite violence or hate.
The Star | The writ of summons was filed through Messrs AmerBON on Oct 20, naming ACP Noor Dellhan Yahaya (in his capacity as Dang Wangi OCPD), DSP Nuzulan Mohd Din (in his capacity as Dang Wangi CID chief), the police, Inspector-General of Police, Home Minister and government of Malaysia as the first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth defendants, respectively.
Malaysiakini | The plaintiffs contended the defendants violated their fundamental right to personal liberty, equality before the law, freedom of movement, and freedom of assembly, as enshrined under Articles 5, 8, 9, and 10 of the Federal Constitution, when the police prevented them from marching during the Walk for Judicial Independence. The writ of summons was filed by AmerBON in the KL High Court.
The Japan Times | As the coalitions turn to horse-trading to form an alliance after the elections led to a hung Parliament, Malaysia’s king will play a key role. Constitutional lawyer New Sin Yew said the King may determine which leader he believes commands a majority in Parliament, though this would not be tested publicly until Parliament reconvenes.
Edmund is “knowledgeable, meticulous, experienced, confident, responsive, has great communication skills, and…a great service provider”.
The Edge Markets | The High Court allowed the discharge and acquittal of two senior executives of Aker Engineering Malaysia, ruling that the charges brought against them, while not mala fide, were defective. Senior Deputy President Ahmad Hatta and Director Mohd Yusof were represented by Amer Hamzah Arshad, Joshua Tay, and Michael Cheah.
The Star | The High Court found the charges against two senior officers of Aker Engineering Malaysia to be baseless and defective, and acquitted them. They were represented by lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad.
Bernama | The High Court judge ruled that the charges against two senior officers of Aker Engineering Malaysia were unfounded: SSM was never misled and an offence committed through another person is not provided for under the law. Amer Hamzah Arshad represented the applicants.
The Edge Markets | The High Court deferred delivering its verdict regarding the market manipulation of Repco shares in 1997. Judicial Commissioner Datuk Azhar Abdul Hamid wanted the defence, led by lawyers Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah and New Sin Yew, to put in their written submissions on the sentencing before he delivers the decision.
Free Malaysia Today | Seven men were sentenced to jail terms of 10 years each after they pleaded guilty to an amended charge of causing the death of a trader during a riot in Klang six years ago. “I hope you will be rehabilitated and will be responsible citizens after you are freed from prison,” Justice Kamaludin said. Lawyers Amer Hamzah Arshad and Joshua Tay represented three of the accused.
Free Malaysia Today | Amnesty International Malaysia and Asylum Access Malaysia appealed to the government to reconsider its plans to deport Myanmar refugees back to a violent and dangerous situation. Lawyers Lim Wei Jiet and New Sin Yew said they had been instructed by their clients to apply to the Court of Appeal for a stay on the deportation.
Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom | “I spoke to clients, including operations managers and sustainability officers. Many of them felt that they wanted to comply with business and human rights commitments, but did not know how to,” said Edmund Bon. In 2020, he had the idea to put together a “GuideKit for SMEs on Human Rights Compliance” and asked experts to contribute.
The Star | In a trial that had lasted more than 10 years, a businessman and beneficial owner of a CDS account was sentenced by the Sessions Court for allowing his friend, who was not an authorised nominee, to dispose of shares in his account. Lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad who represented the businessman confirmed the matter.
The Star | Acquitted of three charges of corruption and six charges of money laundering in connection with road projects in Perak and Kedah, Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim was freed after the High Court allowed a notice of motion filed by lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad, seeking the immediate release of his client.
Malaysiakini | The Kuala Lumpur High Court acquitted former Baling MP Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim of three corruption and six money laundering charges linked to road projects in Perak and Kedah. He is represented by Amer Hamzah Arshad.
RWI has organised the Blended Learning Course on Human Rights and the Environment/Climate Change (BLC) for the past three years. AmerBON hosted the Malaysian workshop this year, in collaboration with the Malaysian Judiciary and SUHAKAM.
Free Malaysia Today | Lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad told the court the investigation against former Tabung Haji Chairman Abdul Azeez had been completed and assets seized had been returned. “It is only fair for an order of acquittal and discharge be given to my client,” he said. With today’s court order, the prosecution cannot charge Abdul Azeez again based on the same facts.
The Star | Former Baling MP Abdul Azeez was acquitted of three charges of corruption and six charges of money laundering in connection with road projects in Perak and Kedah. High Court judicial commissioner Azhar Abdul Hamid allowed a notice of motion filed by lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad and ordered for Abdul Azeez to be freed since there was no objection from the prosecution.
The Edge Markets | Lawyer Amer Hamzah Arshad, representing the former Baling MP, informed the court that the MACC had decided not to take any further action against his client. He added that the investigation has been completed, and all the seized assets and property have also been returned to Abdul Azeez.
Berita Harian | Pengamal undang-undang Amer Hamzah Arshad berkata, menurut Artikel 145(2), peranan Peguam Negara ialah menasihati YDPA, Kabinet atau menteri, manakala Artikel 145(3) menyatakan Peguam Negara mempunyai kuasa untuk mendakwa kes-kes jenayah bagi pihak awam, sebagai Pendakwa Raya yang perlu bertindak secara bebas dan tanpa tekanan daripada mana-mana pihak. Perkara itu kritikal apabila wujud kes jenayah dan pendakwaan yang membabitkan ahli badan eksekutif.
Free Malaysia Today | Padang Serai election candidate Azman Nasrudin’s likened the unity government to a promiscuous relationship, but lawyers Fahri Azzat and Jacqueline Albert believed he did not commit a crime. Jacqueline acknowledged that Azman’s remarks may be unpleasant but his actions were lawful as he did not threaten national security or incite violence or hate.
The Star | The writ of summons was filed through Messrs AmerBON on Oct 20, naming ACP Noor Dellhan Yahaya (in his capacity as Dang Wangi OCPD), DSP Nuzulan Mohd Din (in his capacity as Dang Wangi CID chief), the police, Inspector-General of Police, Home Minister and government of Malaysia as the first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth defendants, respectively.
Malaysiakini | The plaintiffs contended the defendants violated their fundamental right to personal liberty, equality before the law, freedom of movement, and freedom of assembly, as enshrined under Articles 5, 8, 9, and 10 of the Federal Constitution, when the police prevented them from marching during the Walk for Judicial Independence. The writ of summons was filed by AmerBON in the KL High Court.
The Japan Times | As the coalitions turn to horse-trading to form an alliance after the elections led to a hung Parliament, Malaysia’s king will play a key role. Constitutional lawyer New Sin Yew said the King may determine which leader he believes commands a majority in Parliament, though this would not be tested publicly until Parliament reconvenes.
