Stop targeting critics, civil society groups tell Perikatan
Lawyer-activist Siti Kasim is hauled up over her posts criticising the administrators of tahfiz schools. – The Malaysian Insight pic by Afif Abd Halim, June 18, 2020.
THE authorities should stop harassing those advocating for a better society, said civil society groups. Their call comes as lawyer-activist Siti Kasim is set to be questioned by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission today over her Facebook post which allegedly intended to humiliate and cause alarm.
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