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Benchmark Litigation: AmerBON’s criminal and civil cases for 2022 noted

Team ABA June 28, 2022

Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific recognised AmerBON for our civil and human rights, and criminal litigation practices.

Invitation — Conference on the proposed anti-party hopping law and related issues

Team ABA May 8, 2022

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.

Sam Ke Ting v. PP: Leave hearing at the Court of Appeal

Chin Yuen Xin April 18, 2022

What will happen at the Court of Appeal for the basikal lajak case?

The AICHR: Opening its black box of human rights contestations

Edmund Bon March 6, 2022

What goes on within the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR)?

Penerimaan masuk peguambela dan peguamcara bagi Sri Shazliza Sharmie binti Mohd Sohaimi (call to the Bar)

Team ABA January 21, 2022

Hasnan bin Hamzah mengusulkan permohonan Shazliza untuk diterima masuk sebagai peguambela dan peguamcara.

Lee Yee Woei’s call to the Bar

Team ABA January 14, 2022

Fahri Azzat moved Yee Woei’s call to the Bar.

Disputes practice at AmerBON, Advocates recognised by The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2022

Team ABA January 13, 2022

“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).”

Chambers Asia-Pacific 2022 ranks Edmund Bon: “clear understanding of institutional structures”

Team ABA December 17, 2021

Edmund was commended for his clear understanding of institutional structures in Malaysia.

Can Najib Razak contest in the General Election because his conviction has been stayed?

New Sin Yew December 12, 2021

A stay of conviction should only be ordered in rare and exceptional cases.

The right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief

Hoe Sue Lu and Lee Yee Woei December 1, 2021

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.

MOH cannot impose a blanket ban on election events in Melaka

New Sin Yew November 6, 2021

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.

Nine ATIPSOM amendments: Protecting victims of human trafficking and forced labour better

Edmund Bon, Chin Yuen Xin and Jacqueline Albert September 30, 2021

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.

Why (I think) members voted against the five legal research product motions at the Malaysian Bar EGM

Edmund Bon September 29, 2021

The Bar Council should be transparent on the LexisNexis story.

How do free trade agreements impact businesses? Aligning priorities and approaches of Malaysian companies with the human right to a clean and healthy environment

Edmund Bon and Jacqueline Albert September 24, 2021

Action to prevent or avert serious harm to the environment should be taken now and immediately.

Ensure that the NAPBHR process is transparent and inclusive

Edmund Bon and Jacqueline Albert September 21, 2021

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.

NOTES FROM HOME: Re-imagining Southeast Asia post-COVID

Edmund Bon and Lee Yee Woei September 17, 2021

Conversations with Apichai Sunchindah about people, planet, and profits.

Jangan diprovokasi atau dikelirukan oleh catatan Facebook yang bersifat menghasut berkenaan suatu perkara pada tahun 2014 yang sudah diselesaikan

Team ABA September 16, 2021

Catatan media sosial bertajuk “‘Bukan Islam tak perlu patuh pada titah Raja’ — Peguam Edmund Bon” yang muncul dalam halaman Facebook adalah berniat untuk memprovokasi para pembacanya dan menghasut rasa benci. Jangan terperdaya.

Have the Emergency Ordinances been revoked?

New Sin Yew July 26, 2021

The minister said today in Parliament that the Emergency Ordinances had been revoked five days ago.

Parliament sits again. What happens to the Emergency?

New Sin Yew July 24, 2021

The government’s refusal or neglect to allow Parliament to vote on the Emergency frustrates the Parliament’s duty under Article 150(3) of the Federal Constitution.

That damned Wonder Typewriting Monkey trying to change people’s lives

Edmund Bon July 1, 2021

Lord Bobo’s influence in shaping the world.

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Benchmark Litigation: AmerBON’s criminal and civil cases for 2022 noted

June 28, 2022

Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific recognised AmerBON for our civil and human rights, and criminal litigation practices.

Invitation — Conference on the proposed anti-party hopping law and related issues

May 8, 2022

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.

Sam Ke Ting v. PP: Leave hearing at the Court of Appeal

April 18, 2022

What will happen at the Court of Appeal for the basikal lajak case?

The AICHR: Opening its black box of human rights contestations

March 6, 2022

What goes on within the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR)?

Penerimaan masuk peguambela dan peguamcara bagi Sri Shazliza Sharmie binti Mohd Sohaimi (call to the Bar)

January 21, 2022

Hasnan bin Hamzah mengusulkan permohonan Shazliza untuk diterima masuk sebagai peguambela dan peguamcara.

Lee Yee Woei’s call to the Bar

January 14, 2022

Fahri Azzat moved Yee Woei’s call to the Bar.

Disputes practice at AmerBON, Advocates recognised by The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2022

January 13, 2022

“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).”

Chambers Asia-Pacific 2022 ranks Edmund Bon: “clear understanding of institutional structures”

December 17, 2021

Edmund was commended for his clear understanding of institutional structures in Malaysia.

Can Najib Razak contest in the General Election because his conviction has been stayed?

December 12, 2021

A stay of conviction should only be ordered in rare and exceptional cases.

The right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief

December 1, 2021

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.

MOH cannot impose a blanket ban on election events in Melaka

November 6, 2021

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.

Nine ATIPSOM amendments: Protecting victims of human trafficking and forced labour better

September 30, 2021

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.

Why (I think) members voted against the five legal research product motions at the Malaysian Bar EGM

September 29, 2021

The Bar Council should be transparent on the LexisNexis story.

How do free trade agreements impact businesses? Aligning priorities and approaches of Malaysian companies with the human right to a clean and healthy environment

September 24, 2021

Action to prevent or avert serious harm to the environment should be taken now and immediately.

Ensure that the NAPBHR process is transparent and inclusive

September 21, 2021

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.

NOTES FROM HOME: Re-imagining Southeast Asia post-COVID

September 17, 2021

Conversations with Apichai Sunchindah about people, planet, and profits.

Jangan diprovokasi atau dikelirukan oleh catatan Facebook yang bersifat menghasut berkenaan suatu perkara pada tahun 2014 yang sudah diselesaikan

September 16, 2021

Catatan media sosial bertajuk “‘Bukan Islam tak perlu patuh pada titah Raja’ — Peguam Edmund Bon” yang muncul dalam halaman Facebook adalah berniat untuk memprovokasi para pembacanya dan menghasut rasa benci. Jangan terperdaya.

Have the Emergency Ordinances been revoked?

July 26, 2021

The minister said today in Parliament that the Emergency Ordinances had been revoked five days ago.

Parliament sits again. What happens to the Emergency?

July 24, 2021

The government’s refusal or neglect to allow Parliament to vote on the Emergency frustrates the Parliament’s duty under Article 150(3) of the Federal Constitution.

That damned Wonder Typewriting Monkey trying to change people’s lives

July 1, 2021

Lord Bobo’s influence in shaping the world.

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