Mohd Haniff said that if the government intended to enact such legislation, it must be implemented fairly.
Senior lawyer Mohd Haniff Kathri Abdulla said there were sufficient criminal and civil laws to deal with the matter.
Mohd Haniff said that if the government had the intention to enact such legislation, it must be implemented fairly. Human rights lawyer Nizam Bashir Abdul Kariem Bashir said the move to regulate 3R issues must be balanced against Article 10 of the Federal Constitution, where all citizens are guaranteed the right to free speech and expression.However, he asked whether there was a need to introduce a new law if the current laws were adequate to deal with 3R-related issues.
“When ordinary citizens make such remarks, you see immediate action, but the case is not the same for politicians. This is why we need political will to have an effective impact,” he said. “If there is a proper guideline, the public will be clear on what the dos and don’ts are. If the definition is too wide, it will be difficult .
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