The Star | While Bersatu seeks to amend Article 10 of its constitution to avoid instances of its elected representatives expressing support for the other side, experts said such amendments would not likely be retroactive. Lawyer New Sin Yew described the anti-hopping law as “a donut with a major hole in the centre”.
Malaysiakini | Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail denied that the Immigration Department violated a court order when signing an order to deport Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum. The order was just part of a process practised by the department as his passport had been cancelled; it did not mean that Quayum would be returned to his home country immediately as the department is tied to a court order.
Malaysia Gazette | Peguam Quayum, Edmund Bon, memohon aku janji daripada JIM bagi membolehkan mereka menunggu keputusan permohonan habeas corpus ahli politik terbabit yang dijadual untuk didengar pada 5 April ini. Menteri KDN sudah menghubungi peguam Quayum bahawa JIM akan patuh proses mahkamah sehingga keputusan dibuat mengenai status beliau.
New Straits Times | Senior lawyer Edmund Bon said his client’s family in Bangladesh had received a letter from the Immigration Department dated Jan 24, stating that Quayum will be deported within two days. This contradicted the KL High Court’s decision on Jan 18 which granted a stay on a deportation order against Quayum pending a habeas corpus hearing scheduled for April 5.
Malaysiakini | The KL High Court recorded an undertaking by the Immigration Department’s legal representative that it would not deport Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum pending the disposal of his habeas corpus application, as sought by his lawyer Edmund Bon. Quayum’s daughter said deportation is a very big risk for her father.
Malaysiakini | Peguam Edmund Bon memberitahu hakim bahawa notis pengusiran JIM terhadap seorang pemimpin pembangkang Bangladesh boleh dianggap sebagai menghina mahkamah. Peguam memohon mahkamah mengarahkan JIM menarik balik notis pengusiran, atau membuat aku janji untuk tidak bertindak atas perintah pengusiran itu. Tegas Bon, kebimbangan itu bukanlah sesuatu yang remeh kerana sebelum ini pernah berlaku pengusiran individu oleh pihak berkuasa ketika permohonan pembebasan yang dikemukakan di mahkamah belum diputuskan.
Malaysiakini | Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum’s lawyer Edmund Bon said he reserve the right to file a contempt application against the Immigration Department, adding that they cannot allow law enforcement to disobey court orders “willy-nilly”. Human rights organisation SUARAM alleged that Quayum’s detention was part of a systematic crackdown by the Bangladeshi government.
Free Malaysia Today | The family of Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum appealed to the Malaysian government to abide by a stay of deportation order granted by the KL High Court. When his lawyers at Messrs AmerBON reminded the authorities of the court order issued against his deportation, the Immigration Department cited section 35 of the Immigration Act, notice of cancellation of his visit pass, and other laws as reasons
Harian Metro | KDN menolak dakwaan bahawa JIM menghina mahkamah. Isu itu ditimbulkan peguam Quayum dari AmerBON berikutan tindakan JIM menandatangani persetujuan menghantar pulang pemimpin politik pembangkang Bangladesh MA Quayum meskipun Mahkamah Tinggi KL memberikan perintah penggantungan supaya beliau tidak dihantar pulang. Menteri Dalam Negeri Saifuddin Nasution sudah menghubungi peguam Quayum bagi memaklumkan bahawa JIM akan patuh, akur, dan menghormati proses mahkamah.
Scoop | Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail has assured that the Immigration Department is committed to adhering to court directives against deporting Bangladeshi opposition politician M.A. Quayum, who is represented by lawyer Edmund Bon.
Astro Awani | Menteri Dalam Negeri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail memaklumkan JIM akan patuh dan menunggu keputusan mahkamah terhadap seorang pemimpin pembangkang Bangladesh, MA Quayum. Persetujuan JIM itu direkodkan di Mahkamah Tinggi KL melalui aku janji diberikan wakil dari Jabatan Undang-undang JIM, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya Nor Amalina Ismail. Peguam Quayum, Edmund Bon memohon aku janji berkenaan bagi membolehkan mereka menunggu keputusan permohonan habeas corpus ahli politik terbabit itu.
Malaysiakini | The Immigration Department signed off on an order to deport Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum six days after the KL High Court granted him a stay of deportation pending his habeas corpus application, challenging his unlawful detention. His lawyers Kee Shu Min and Edmund Bon said this was a violation of the court order.
BFM | In light of a series of high-profile misconduct cases involving murder and rape by the police force in recent weeks, lawyer Edmund Bon shared about the role of the Independent Police Conduct Commission in tackling gross misconduct by the police and steps that need to be taken to enhance accountability within the law enforcement agency.
The Malaysian Reserve | The KL High Court granted an application by a Bangladeshi opposition politician to delay his deportation pending the disposal of his habeas corpus application for alleged wrongful detention. His daughter claimed that he would face political persecution if sent back to Bangladesh. The application was made through his lawyer Kee Shu Min.
Malaysiakini | Lawyer Kee Shu Min said KL High Court judge K. Muniandy scheduled April 5 to hear Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum’s application for habeas corpus to challenge his unlawful detention by the Immigration Department. Quayum has reportedly been under the Malaysia My Second Home programme since 2015 and also is a refugee listed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
Malaysiakini | Ahli politik pembangkang Bangladesh MA Quayum, yang telah berlindung di Malaysia sejak 2015, telah diberikan perintah penangguhan pengusiran oleh Mahkamah Tinggi KL. Peguam Kee Shu Min berkata Mahkamah Tinggi mengarahkan kerajaan mengemukakan afidavit tambahannya pada 2 Feb dan Quayum untuk memfailkan jawapan balas pada 1 Mac.
Harian Metro | Pemimpin politik pembangkang Bangladesh MA Quayum berjaya dalam permohonannya di Mahkamah Tinggi untuk mendapatkan perintah penggantungan bagi menghalang Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM) menghantarnya pulang ke negara asal. Peguam Kee Shu Min mewakili Quayum membuat permohonan itu dan tiada bantahan daripada Peguam Persekutuan.
Malaysiakini | The government’s censorship of discussions related to race, royalty, and religion issues is “very problematic” as laws actually provide for legitimate discourse on the matter, said lawyer New Sin Yew of AmerBON. He said the content of comments made on 3R issues must be taken into context rather than the enforcement of absolute censorship.
BFM | Constitutional lawyer New Sin Yew discussed whether the separation of the Attorney General and Public Prosecutor roles could hold the AG accountable to the public for prosecutorial decisions, such as the dropping of criminal charges.
CNA | A slew of scandals involving the Malaysian police, including allegations against one for raping a foreign student, has cast the spotlight on the membership of an independent body tasked to probe complaints against the men in blue. Malaysian lawyer Edmund Bon said that the IPCC wields very limited power, and is in essence more of a referral commission.
The Star | While Bersatu seeks to amend Article 10 of its constitution to avoid instances of its elected representatives expressing support for the other side, experts said such amendments would not likely be retroactive. Lawyer New Sin Yew described the anti-hopping law as “a donut with a major hole in the centre”.
Malaysiakini | Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail denied that the Immigration Department violated a court order when signing an order to deport Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum. The order was just part of a process practised by the department as his passport had been cancelled; it did not mean that Quayum would be returned to his home country immediately as the department is tied to a court order.
Malaysia Gazette | Peguam Quayum, Edmund Bon, memohon aku janji daripada JIM bagi membolehkan mereka menunggu keputusan permohonan habeas corpus ahli politik terbabit yang dijadual untuk didengar pada 5 April ini. Menteri KDN sudah menghubungi peguam Quayum bahawa JIM akan patuh proses mahkamah sehingga keputusan dibuat mengenai status beliau.
New Straits Times | Senior lawyer Edmund Bon said his client’s family in Bangladesh had received a letter from the Immigration Department dated Jan 24, stating that Quayum will be deported within two days. This contradicted the KL High Court’s decision on Jan 18 which granted a stay on a deportation order against Quayum pending a habeas corpus hearing scheduled for April 5.
Malaysiakini | The KL High Court recorded an undertaking by the Immigration Department’s legal representative that it would not deport Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum pending the disposal of his habeas corpus application, as sought by his lawyer Edmund Bon. Quayum’s daughter said deportation is a very big risk for her father.
Malaysiakini | Peguam Edmund Bon memberitahu hakim bahawa notis pengusiran JIM terhadap seorang pemimpin pembangkang Bangladesh boleh dianggap sebagai menghina mahkamah. Peguam memohon mahkamah mengarahkan JIM menarik balik notis pengusiran, atau membuat aku janji untuk tidak bertindak atas perintah pengusiran itu. Tegas Bon, kebimbangan itu bukanlah sesuatu yang remeh kerana sebelum ini pernah berlaku pengusiran individu oleh pihak berkuasa ketika permohonan pembebasan yang dikemukakan di mahkamah belum diputuskan.
Malaysiakini | Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum’s lawyer Edmund Bon said he reserve the right to file a contempt application against the Immigration Department, adding that they cannot allow law enforcement to disobey court orders “willy-nilly”. Human rights organisation SUARAM alleged that Quayum’s detention was part of a systematic crackdown by the Bangladeshi government.
Free Malaysia Today | The family of Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum appealed to the Malaysian government to abide by a stay of deportation order granted by the KL High Court. When his lawyers at Messrs AmerBON reminded the authorities of the court order issued against his deportation, the Immigration Department cited section 35 of the Immigration Act, notice of cancellation of his visit pass, and other laws as reasons
Harian Metro | KDN menolak dakwaan bahawa JIM menghina mahkamah. Isu itu ditimbulkan peguam Quayum dari AmerBON berikutan tindakan JIM menandatangani persetujuan menghantar pulang pemimpin politik pembangkang Bangladesh MA Quayum meskipun Mahkamah Tinggi KL memberikan perintah penggantungan supaya beliau tidak dihantar pulang. Menteri Dalam Negeri Saifuddin Nasution sudah menghubungi peguam Quayum bagi memaklumkan bahawa JIM akan patuh, akur, dan menghormati proses mahkamah.
Scoop | Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail has assured that the Immigration Department is committed to adhering to court directives against deporting Bangladeshi opposition politician M.A. Quayum, who is represented by lawyer Edmund Bon.
Astro Awani | Menteri Dalam Negeri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail memaklumkan JIM akan patuh dan menunggu keputusan mahkamah terhadap seorang pemimpin pembangkang Bangladesh, MA Quayum. Persetujuan JIM itu direkodkan di Mahkamah Tinggi KL melalui aku janji diberikan wakil dari Jabatan Undang-undang JIM, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya Nor Amalina Ismail. Peguam Quayum, Edmund Bon memohon aku janji berkenaan bagi membolehkan mereka menunggu keputusan permohonan habeas corpus ahli politik terbabit itu.
Malaysiakini | The Immigration Department signed off on an order to deport Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum six days after the KL High Court granted him a stay of deportation pending his habeas corpus application, challenging his unlawful detention. His lawyers Kee Shu Min and Edmund Bon said this was a violation of the court order.
BFM | In light of a series of high-profile misconduct cases involving murder and rape by the police force in recent weeks, lawyer Edmund Bon shared about the role of the Independent Police Conduct Commission in tackling gross misconduct by the police and steps that need to be taken to enhance accountability within the law enforcement agency.
The Malaysian Reserve | The KL High Court granted an application by a Bangladeshi opposition politician to delay his deportation pending the disposal of his habeas corpus application for alleged wrongful detention. His daughter claimed that he would face political persecution if sent back to Bangladesh. The application was made through his lawyer Kee Shu Min.
Malaysiakini | Lawyer Kee Shu Min said KL High Court judge K. Muniandy scheduled April 5 to hear Bangladeshi opposition politician MA Quayum’s application for habeas corpus to challenge his unlawful detention by the Immigration Department. Quayum has reportedly been under the Malaysia My Second Home programme since 2015 and also is a refugee listed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
Malaysiakini | Ahli politik pembangkang Bangladesh MA Quayum, yang telah berlindung di Malaysia sejak 2015, telah diberikan perintah penangguhan pengusiran oleh Mahkamah Tinggi KL. Peguam Kee Shu Min berkata Mahkamah Tinggi mengarahkan kerajaan mengemukakan afidavit tambahannya pada 2 Feb dan Quayum untuk memfailkan jawapan balas pada 1 Mac.
Harian Metro | Pemimpin politik pembangkang Bangladesh MA Quayum berjaya dalam permohonannya di Mahkamah Tinggi untuk mendapatkan perintah penggantungan bagi menghalang Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM) menghantarnya pulang ke negara asal. Peguam Kee Shu Min mewakili Quayum membuat permohonan itu dan tiada bantahan daripada Peguam Persekutuan.
Malaysiakini | The government’s censorship of discussions related to race, royalty, and religion issues is “very problematic” as laws actually provide for legitimate discourse on the matter, said lawyer New Sin Yew of AmerBON. He said the content of comments made on 3R issues must be taken into context rather than the enforcement of absolute censorship.
BFM | Constitutional lawyer New Sin Yew discussed whether the separation of the Attorney General and Public Prosecutor roles could hold the AG accountable to the public for prosecutorial decisions, such as the dropping of criminal charges.
CNA | A slew of scandals involving the Malaysian police, including allegations against one for raping a foreign student, has cast the spotlight on the membership of an independent body tasked to probe complaints against the men in blue. Malaysian lawyer Edmund Bon said that the IPCC wields very limited power, and is in essence more of a referral commission.
