Legal Aid Chit Chat Clinic No. 4: Riza Aziz and 1MDB Money, Saving Malaysia’s Economy & Health Rights (Recording)
Team ABA
May 19, 2020
Explaining discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA)
Explaining discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA)
Antara dua darjat
Of wealth and health
BFM | Is the separation of powers between the executive, legislature and judiciary being undermined? Is the excuse of COVID-19 valid, when the Parliament is allowed to make laws even under a state of emergency (Article 150, Federal Constitution)? Constitutional lawyer New Sin Yew spoke to BFM on these issues.
Examining threats to democracy, freedom and health
Kenali hak-hak anda.
Closing the gaps in our legal knowledge
Malaysiakini | South China Morning Post’s Malaysia correspondent Tashny Sukumaran was questioned by federal police in relation to her tweets about a May 1 immigration raid in Kuala Lumpur. Lawyer New Sin Yew revealed that Tashny was questioned under the Penal Code and the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, although she was tweeting in the course of duty. He called out the government for its assault on press freedom.
A West Malaysian perspective of the Malaysia Agreement
Navigating the unknown
Malaysiakini | The legal fraternity argued that the federal government is not legally empowered to compel states to reopen their economy during the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO). Lawyer New Sin Yew said that Act 342 or its regulations do not empower the federal government to order industries in states to reopen. The CMCO regulation was worded in the negative in that it merely prohibits certain activities.
PKP, PKPD, PKPB…
MCO, EMCO, CMCO…
Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific commended the work of AmerBON, Advocates’ business and human rights team.
Untangling legal challenges during the MCO
Duduk diam-diam di rumah, berborak-borak dengan CALR.
Pro bono legal advice
The Star | Lead counsel Amer Hamzah Arshad said that the hearing of former Sabah CM Musa Aman’s application to strike out his 46 counts of corruption and money laundering has been postponed due to delays resulting from the Movement Control Order (MCO). Musa had filed the application on the grounds that the charges were baseless.
Free Malaysia Today | The Federal Court will hear next month an appeal by two then senior staff of former Selangor Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim on the order to return their ‘golden handshake’ payments amounting to RM1.2 million. Lawyer Edmund Bon, who is appearing for the applicants, submitted four legal questions, including on whether Menteri Besar Incorporated is a corporation sole or corporate aggregate.
We apologise for the inconvenience caused.
Explaining discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA)
Of wealth and health
BFM | Is the separation of powers between the executive, legislature and judiciary being undermined? Is the excuse of COVID-19 valid, when the Parliament is allowed to make laws even under a state of emergency (Article 150, Federal Constitution)? Constitutional lawyer New Sin Yew spoke to BFM on these issues.
Examining threats to democracy, freedom and health
Kenali hak-hak anda.
Closing the gaps in our legal knowledge
Malaysiakini | South China Morning Post’s Malaysia correspondent Tashny Sukumaran was questioned by federal police in relation to her tweets about a May 1 immigration raid in Kuala Lumpur. Lawyer New Sin Yew revealed that Tashny was questioned under the Penal Code and the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, although she was tweeting in the course of duty. He called out the government for its assault on press freedom.
A West Malaysian perspective of the Malaysia Agreement
Malaysiakini | The legal fraternity argued that the federal government is not legally empowered to compel states to reopen their economy during the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO). Lawyer New Sin Yew said that Act 342 or its regulations do not empower the federal government to order industries in states to reopen. The CMCO regulation was worded in the negative in that it merely prohibits certain activities.
PKP, PKPD, PKPB…
MCO, EMCO, CMCO…
Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific commended the work of AmerBON, Advocates’ business and human rights team.
Untangling legal challenges during the MCO
Duduk diam-diam di rumah, berborak-borak dengan CALR.
The Star | Lead counsel Amer Hamzah Arshad said that the hearing of former Sabah CM Musa Aman’s application to strike out his 46 counts of corruption and money laundering has been postponed due to delays resulting from the Movement Control Order (MCO). Musa had filed the application on the grounds that the charges were baseless.
Free Malaysia Today | The Federal Court will hear next month an appeal by two then senior staff of former Selangor Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim on the order to return their ‘golden handshake’ payments amounting to RM1.2 million. Lawyer Edmund Bon, who is appearing for the applicants, submitted four legal questions, including on whether Menteri Besar Incorporated is a corporation sole or corporate aggregate.
We apologise for the inconvenience caused.