Talking about a revolution
December 12, 2008
Off The Edge | Amer Hamzah Arshad on what is to be done. “We should have a revolution in our legal system. A revolution of the mindset: lawyers, judges, all of us have to go through it.”
Off The Edge | Amer Hamzah Arshad on what is to be done. “We should have a revolution in our legal system. A revolution of the mindset: lawyers, judges, all of us have to go through it.”
Malaysia Today | Edmund Bon spoke to Imran Imtiaz Shah Yacob in a no-holds-barred interview about human rights, detention without trial, internet censorship, communal interests, the Bar Council, cultural relativism, and Malaysian politics.
The Star | The Shah Alam High Court set aside the conviction of a woman whose car ploughed into several diners outside a restaurant in Petaling Jaya five years ago, killing a sales promoter, and ordered a retrial of her reckless driving charge. Counsel Edmund Bon sought an adjournment to seek instructions from his client.
Singapore Democratic Party | An interview with Edmund Bon, then chair of the Human Rights Committee in the Malaysian Bar, on the use of non-violent action – litigation, demonstration and legislation – to effect political change.
Off The Edge | Amer Hamzah Arshad on what is to be done. “We should have a revolution in our legal system. A revolution of the mindset: lawyers, judges, all of us have to go through it.”
Malaysia Today | Edmund Bon spoke to Imran Imtiaz Shah Yacob in a no-holds-barred interview about human rights, detention without trial, internet censorship, communal interests, the Bar Council, cultural relativism, and Malaysian politics.
The Star | The Shah Alam High Court set aside the conviction of a woman whose car ploughed into several diners outside a restaurant in Petaling Jaya five years ago, killing a sales promoter, and ordered a retrial of her reckless driving charge. Counsel Edmund Bon sought an adjournment to seek instructions from his client.
Singapore Democratic Party | An interview with Edmund Bon, then chair of the Human Rights Committee in the Malaysian Bar, on the use of non-violent action – litigation, demonstration and legislation – to effect political change.