The Star | Bar Council member New Sin Yew advised victims of lawyers’ professional misconduct to lodge a police report immediately, seek legal advice on their rights and options, and file a complaint with the Advocates and Solicitors Disciplinary Board (ASDB), which operates independently of the Malaysian Bar and Bar Council.
The Edge Malaysia | At the inaugural Malaysian Human Rights and Environmental Rights Dialogue held in Wisma Putra on Thursday, Malaysia’s representative to the AICHR Edmund Bon addressed the rampant violation of human rights in Southeast Asia, and said Malaysia cannot support the continuation of the atrocities being committed around the world.
Bernama | The AICHR aims to address climate change through the proposed ASEAN Declaration on the Right to Safe, Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment. “We will begin examining, documenting, and finding an ASEAN common position on regional human-induced disasters and conflicts through the lens of human rights, accountability, reconciliation, and peace,” chair of the AICHR Edmund Bon said.
Bernama | AICHR menyasarkan untuk menangani hak pembangunan ekonomi, sosial, budaya dan politik serta kaitannya dengan perniagaan dan hak asasi manusia, kesaksamaan gender, perubahan iklim, dan pembangunan mampan. Pengerusi AICHR Edmund Bon berkata kepimpinan Malaysia di ASEAN memberikan peluang besar untuk meningkatkan standard hak asasi manusia di seluruh rantau ini.
Free Malaysia Today | Participants at the Malaysian Human Rights and Environmental Rights Dialogue at the foreign ministry, chaired by Edmund Bon, said Malaysia needs to prove its commitment to human and environmental rights at home before espousing it at ASEAN. Concerns included wrongful deportation, land and indigenous rights, and lack of consultation regarding the seed bill.
The Edge Malaysia | The inaugural Human Rights and Environmental Rights Dialogue convened by Malaysia’s Representative to AICHR in 2025, Edmund Bon, served as a key platform for Malaysia to engage stakeholders and reaffirm its commitment to advancing human and environmental rights across the region.
Malaysiakini | Malaysia’s chair of the AICHR, Edmund Bon, delivered a forceful critique of what he described as a growing “dilution” or willful blindness of international human rights law. “Within our ASEAN backyard and within the remit of what we can do while chairing ASEAN, we cannot support impunity,” he said.
Malaysiakini | Pengerusi Suruhanjaya Antara Kerajaan ASEAN mengenai Hak Asasi Manusia (AICHR) dari Malaysia, Edmund Bon, menyeru pendirian tegas terhadap pelanggaran hak asasi manusia, walaupun ini bermakna melanggar konvensyen dalam ASEAN. Sejak 2009, AICHR belum secara langsung menangani konflik bersenjata. Pendirian tegas Bon menawarkan platform untuk langkah ke hadapan.
The Washington Post | Southeast Asian countries are increasingly seeking to bypass formal extradition agreements and their protections. The country of origin would say they have a right to cancel the passport, according to Edmund Bon, the lawyer who acted on behalf of a Bangladeshi opposition activist arrested in Malaysia. By the time people try to appeal, they would already be on the plane.
The Star | Bar Council member New Sin Yew advised victims of lawyers’ professional misconduct to lodge a police report immediately, seek legal advice on their rights and options, and file a complaint with the Advocates and Solicitors Disciplinary Board (ASDB), which operates independently of the Malaysian Bar and Bar Council.
The Edge Malaysia | At the inaugural Malaysian Human Rights and Environmental Rights Dialogue held in Wisma Putra on Thursday, Malaysia’s representative to the AICHR Edmund Bon addressed the rampant violation of human rights in Southeast Asia, and said Malaysia cannot support the continuation of the atrocities being committed around the world.
Bernama | The AICHR aims to address climate change through the proposed ASEAN Declaration on the Right to Safe, Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment. “We will begin examining, documenting, and finding an ASEAN common position on regional human-induced disasters and conflicts through the lens of human rights, accountability, reconciliation, and peace,” chair of the AICHR Edmund Bon said.
Bernama | AICHR menyasarkan untuk menangani hak pembangunan ekonomi, sosial, budaya dan politik serta kaitannya dengan perniagaan dan hak asasi manusia, kesaksamaan gender, perubahan iklim, dan pembangunan mampan. Pengerusi AICHR Edmund Bon berkata kepimpinan Malaysia di ASEAN memberikan peluang besar untuk meningkatkan standard hak asasi manusia di seluruh rantau ini.
Free Malaysia Today | Participants at the Malaysian Human Rights and Environmental Rights Dialogue at the foreign ministry, chaired by Edmund Bon, said Malaysia needs to prove its commitment to human and environmental rights at home before espousing it at ASEAN. Concerns included wrongful deportation, land and indigenous rights, and lack of consultation regarding the seed bill.
The Edge Malaysia | The inaugural Human Rights and Environmental Rights Dialogue convened by Malaysia’s Representative to AICHR in 2025, Edmund Bon, served as a key platform for Malaysia to engage stakeholders and reaffirm its commitment to advancing human and environmental rights across the region.
Malaysiakini | Malaysia’s chair of the AICHR, Edmund Bon, delivered a forceful critique of what he described as a growing “dilution” or willful blindness of international human rights law. “Within our ASEAN backyard and within the remit of what we can do while chairing ASEAN, we cannot support impunity,” he said.
Malaysiakini | Pengerusi Suruhanjaya Antara Kerajaan ASEAN mengenai Hak Asasi Manusia (AICHR) dari Malaysia, Edmund Bon, menyeru pendirian tegas terhadap pelanggaran hak asasi manusia, walaupun ini bermakna melanggar konvensyen dalam ASEAN. Sejak 2009, AICHR belum secara langsung menangani konflik bersenjata. Pendirian tegas Bon menawarkan platform untuk langkah ke hadapan.
The Washington Post | Southeast Asian countries are increasingly seeking to bypass formal extradition agreements and their protections. The country of origin would say they have a right to cancel the passport, according to Edmund Bon, the lawyer who acted on behalf of a Bangladeshi opposition activist arrested in Malaysia. By the time people try to appeal, they would already be on the plane.
