Young lawyers lobby to remove unfair legal clause

Malaysiakini | Section 46A of the Legal Profession Act 1976 bars lawyers with less than seven years’ experience, among others, from being elected as Bar Council members. The KL Bar Committee will launch a campaign to have section 46A dropped. Edmund Bon explained the “Repeal Section 46A” campaign will kick off with a nationwide roadshow on the history of the Malaysian Bar.

KL High Court to hear anti-ISA demo case involving students

Malaysiakini | Seven students arrested for illegal assembly during an anti-ISA demonstration last year will challenge the constitutionality of their charge before the KL High Court next month. The students’ counsel are Edmund Bon, Latheefah Koya, Wan Razali Wan Kadir and Zulkepli Omar.

Appeals court upholds high court ruling six were unlawfully arrested in 2007

The Borneo Post | A three-member Court of Appeal panel unanimously dismissed the police and the government’s appeal to reverse the High Court decision declaring as unlawful the arrest of the six people who took part in the Human Rights Day Walk in Kuala Lumpur in 2007. The six, including Amer Hamzah Arshad, were represented by lawyer Edmund Bon.

Young lawyers lobby to remove unfair legal clause

Malaysiakini | Section 46A of the Legal Profession Act 1976 bars lawyers with less than seven years’ experience, among others, from being elected as Bar Council members. The KL Bar Committee will launch a campaign to have section 46A dropped. Edmund Bon explained the “Repeal Section 46A” campaign will kick off with a nationwide roadshow on the history of the Malaysian Bar.

KL High Court to hear anti-ISA demo case involving students

Malaysiakini | Seven students arrested for illegal assembly during an anti-ISA demonstration last year will challenge the constitutionality of their charge before the KL High Court next month. The students’ counsel are Edmund Bon, Latheefah Koya, Wan Razali Wan Kadir and Zulkepli Omar.

Appeals court upholds high court ruling six were unlawfully arrested in 2007

The Borneo Post | A three-member Court of Appeal panel unanimously dismissed the police and the government’s appeal to reverse the High Court decision declaring as unlawful the arrest of the six people who took part in the Human Rights Day Walk in Kuala Lumpur in 2007. The six, including Amer Hamzah Arshad, were represented by lawyer Edmund Bon.