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.
Substantive reforms to introduce more effective legal measures for our criminal justice system is sorely needed. The right to a fair trial demands it. The Bar Council should spearhead the reform advocacy.
Addressing the “How?” of implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights has been challenging for most businesses. The GuideKit provides SMEs with a ready-to-use reference guide that takes a practical approach to human rights compliance, with the ultimate goal of improving lives through respect for human rights.
How can we operationalise compliance with human rights standards when it comes to the environment and labour practices? Join us on 20 August 2022 (Saturday), 11am, to find out more.
Edward Saw moved Jacqueline’s call to the Bar.
Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific recognised AmerBON for our civil and human rights, and criminal litigation practices.
Amer Hamzah Arshad and New Sin Yew joins thought leaders from law, civil society, politics, and academia at the Conference on the Proposed Anti-party Hopping Law and Related Issues organised by the Bar Council, in collaboration with BERSIH, on 9 May 2022.
What will happen at the Court of Appeal for the basikal lajak case?
What goes on within the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR)?
Hasnan bin Hamzah mengusulkan permohonan Shazliza untuk diterima masuk sebagai peguambela dan peguamcara.
Fahri Azzat moved Yee Woei’s call to the Bar.
“Experience and knowledge in litigation, corporate, and human rights — an important, unique combination that is key to business operation (especially in the space of emerging sustainability and the ESG agenda).”
One client commended Edmund for his clear understanding of institutional structures in Malaysia.
A stay of conviction should only be ordered in rare and exceptional cases.
The right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief is often referred to as “religious freedom” or “freedom of religion or belief” (FoRB). FoRB is a fundamental and universal human right.
We should be allowed to exercise our fundamental liberties and democratic rights while the state addresses public health concerns — they need not be mutually exclusive.
These proposed amendments to the ATIPSOM should be seriously considered if the government is committed to transforming the human rights protection landscape for victims and survivors of trafficking, smuggling, and forced labour in our country.
The Bar Council should be transparent on the LexisNexis story.
Action to prevent or avert serious harm to the environment should be taken now and immediately.
The Malaysian National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights cannot fall below what we already have, but must aspire to fulfil what we ought to have.
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.
Substantive reforms to introduce more effective legal measures for our criminal justice system is sorely needed. The right to a fair trial demands it. The Bar Council should spearhead the reform advocacy.
Addressing the “How?” of implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights has been challenging for most businesses. The GuideKit provides SMEs with a ready-to-use reference guide that takes a practical approach to human rights compliance, with the ultimate goal of improving lives through respect for human rights.
How can we operationalise compliance with human rights standards when it comes to the environment and labour practices? Join us on 20 August 2022 (Saturday), 11am, to find out more.
Edward Saw moved Jacqueline’s call to the Bar.
Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific recognised AmerBON for our civil and human rights, and criminal litigation practices.
Amer Hamzah Arshad and New Sin Yew joins thought leaders from law, civil society, politics, and academia at the Conference on the Proposed Anti-party Hopping Law and Related Issues organised by the Bar Council, in collaboration with BERSIH, on 9 May 2022.
What will happen at the Court of Appeal for the basikal lajak case?
What goes on within the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR)?
Hasnan bin Hamzah mengusulkan permohonan Shazliza untuk diterima masuk sebagai peguambela dan peguamcara.
“Experience and knowledge in litigation, corporate, and human rights — an important, unique combination that is key to business operation (especially in the space of emerging sustainability and the ESG agenda).”
One client commended Edmund for his clear understanding of institutional structures in Malaysia.
A stay of conviction should only be ordered in rare and exceptional cases.
The right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief is often referred to as “religious freedom” or “freedom of religion or belief” (FoRB). FoRB is a fundamental and universal human right.
We should be allowed to exercise our fundamental liberties and democratic rights while the state addresses public health concerns — they need not be mutually exclusive.
These proposed amendments to the ATIPSOM should be seriously considered if the government is committed to transforming the human rights protection landscape for victims and survivors of trafficking, smuggling, and forced labour in our country.
The Bar Council should be transparent on the LexisNexis story.
Action to prevent or avert serious harm to the environment should be taken now and immediately.
The Malaysian National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights cannot fall below what we already have, but must aspire to fulfil what we ought to have.
