Friday, September 12, 2008

They got the wrong man


9 comments:

  1. haih... so chaotic back home... makes me think trice if i do wanna go back home for good....

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  2. This may be the darkest hour before dawn. We've done our duty and voted for change. The worst may yet to come, but we pray and hope for the best.

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  3. Some information on Teresa Kok's innocence from: Aisehman

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  4. Still using the old tricks. This maybe the last nail in their own coffin. Bloody corrupt goverment.

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  5. Appears to me, the opposition tried their best not to back them into a corner. But it seems they've backed themselves into one. We pray that these people under ISA are the last batch. I never want to be drawn into blogging on politics, but the recent developments have really gone too far for me to keep quiet. I am being haunted by the words of Martin Niemoller

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  6. Opposition leader starts the final moves.
    They call for Negotiation with Current Government to ensure a peaceful take over. The ball goes to PM's court.

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  7. Published: Friday November 7, 2008 MYT 9:53:00 AM
    Updated: Friday November 7, 2008 MYT 12:13:54 PM
    Court frees Raja Petra (updated)


    SHAH ALAM: The High Court here Friday released Malaysia Today editor Raja Petra Kamaruddin from detention under the Internal Security Act (ISA) after allowing his application for a writ of habeas corpus.

    Justice Datuk Syed Ahmad Helmy Syed Ahmad held that the grounds for his detention by Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar under Section 8 of the ISA did not come within the scope of that section.

    He then ordered that Raja Petra, 58, who has been held at the Kamunting detention camp in Taiping, Perak, since Sept 12, be brought before the court at 4pm for his release.

    Raja Petra, 58, had applied for the writ of habeas corpus seeking his release on the grounds that his detention under the ISA was unlawful and unconstitutional. He named Syed Hamid as the respondent.

    Raja Petra’s wife, Marina Lee, and their two daughters, Suraya, 34, dan Sarah, 19, and other family members cried and hugged each other after the judgment was delivered.

    Meanwhile, his supporters in the gallery clapped and cheered.

    Raja Petra was represented by counsel Malik Imtiaz Sarwar, Ashok Kandiah and Azhar Azizan Harun, while senior federal counsel Abdul Wahab Mohamad appeared for the prosecution.

    Raja Petra was detained on the same day as Seputeh Member of Parliament Teresa Kok and Sin Chew Daily journalist Tan Hoon Cheng, also under the ISA. Both have since been released. - Bernama

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