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Bod isu semasa bakal senyap sunyi sepi, krik krik bunyi cengkerik je ...
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ok gak tu
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Kalau menteri buat statement bodoh sekor2 boleh pulak....
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Depa takkan nak perosok beratus ribu rakyat dalam penjara.... depa cari nama yang glamour je la macam ambiga dan yang sewaktu dengannya  , wartawan malaysia kini dan malaysian insider , prof dan ketua student yang kuat membangkang , pemilik online forum , famous bloggers .... termasuk che det
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Ketawa kuat kuat kire hasutan jugak ke .... |
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Pembangkang bakal jadi pendiam la jawabnya di internet dan media cetak , hanya boleh bersuara di parlimen aje
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apa yg selamatnya kat parlimen
nurul izzah dah kena dah baru ni...merasalah duk lokap semalam dua
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Oh oooooo...aku x berani dh nk komen pe2...:zz:zz |
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Macam POTA tu, bukankan seseorang tu boleh lesap gitu je dari masyarakat dek kerana di tangkap senyap2 ?  Bila dah meringkuk dalam penjara apa berita pun masyarakat tak dengar mengenainya... sapa boleh buat apa pun untuk tolong dia ? 
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Jadi bercerita tentang ummah suchi sunni bayangan shorga xpa kan sis? xkan terasa dipanggil ummah shorga..panggil ummah neraka trus masuk lokap..habis tuh mcm mana sis!!
stress saya
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Dik, contoh akta hasutan copy paste begini.... satu berita keluar....
dap mahu menghapuskan melayu pabila berkuasa nanti.... ini bukan hasutan
Melwyu terpinggir dan semakin teruk ditekan oleh umno.... ini akta hasutan pota...
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Edited by blastoff at 15-4-2015 01:26 PM
Peguam, aktivis hak asasi manusia serah memorandum bantah pindaan Akta Hasutan OLEH MOHD FARHAN DARWIS Published: 8 April 2015 1:20 PM
Bekas Pengerusi Bersama Bersih 2.0 Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan berkata, aktivis di bawah Gerakan Hapus Akta Hasutan (GHAH) itu juga menuntut pindaan berkenaan ditarik balik dan menggesa akta itu dimansuhkan. – Gambar fail The Malaysian Insider, 8 April, 2015.
Sekumpulan aktivis hak asasi manusia, disertai peguam Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan, hari ini menyerahkan memorandum bantahan kepada ahli Parlimen berhubung pindaan yang dicadangkan Putrajaya untuk mengukuhkan Akta Hasutan 1948.
Bekas pengerusi bersama Bersih 2.0 itu berkata, aktivis di bawah Gerakan Hapus Akta Hasutan (GHAH) itu juga menuntut pindaan berkenaan ditarik balik dan menggesa akta itu dimansuhkan.
"Hari ini kami menyerahkan memorandum kepada ahli Parlimen berkenaan pindaan Akta Hasutan. Kami tidak mahu Parlimen buang masa bincangkan pindaan, yang mana akta berkenaan mungkin bercanggah Perlembagaan," katanya.
Ambiga merujuk kepada tindakan pensyarah Universiti Malaya Dr Azmi Shahrom yang mencabar keperlembagaan akta berkenaan yang beliau dikenakan pertuduhan terhadapnya di mahkamah.
Bercakap pada satu sidang media di lobi Parlimen, beliau berkata, memorandum berkenaan juga membangkitkan yang pindaan tersebut dibawa secara rahsia tanpa sebarang rundingan bersama ahli Parlimen Pakatan Rakyat (PR) dan pihak berkepentingan seperti Majlis Peguam.
"Kami melihat cadangan pindaan itu sebagai serangan terhadap demokrasi negara ini," kata Ambiga.
Ambiga juga bertanya sama ada Putrajaya mahu mengisytiharkan perang atas rakyatnya dengan memperkenalkan beberapa undang-undang yang dianggapnya bersifat “menindas” termasuk Akta Pencegahan Keganasan (Pota) dan pindaan kepada Akta Hasutan itu.
Katanya, kerajaan sepatutnya mempunyai alasan yang kukuh berbuat demikian tetapi beliau tidak nampak perlunya menambah undang-undang baru yang serupa.
"Kalau boleh saya petik kata-kata seseorang semalam, dengan Pota dan pindaan kepada Akta Hasutan, kerajaan mengisytiharkan perang atas rakyatnya.
"Saya mahu tahu kenapa mereka lakukan ini. Lebih baik mereka berikan alasan yang kukuh."
Memorandum yang dibawa GHAH itu menyenaraikan beberapa sebab ia menentang pindaan kepada Akta Hasutan yang dibentangkan Menteri Dalam Negeri Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi untuk bacaan kali pertama di Dewan Rakyat semalam.
Ambiga berkata kumpulan itu sangat bimbang dengan peruntukan dicadangkan Putrajaya yang termasuk tidak membenarkan seseorang yang didakwa melakukan kesalahan di bawah akta itu diikat jamin.
"Kami risau kerana mereka meningkatkan hukuman, mereka membuang banyak budi bicara yang sebelum ini diperuntukkan kepada mahkamah," kata Ambiga sambil menambah Putrajaya perlu berbincang dengan pemimpin pembangkang dan masyarakat sivil sebelum meneruskan pindaan ke atas Akta Hasutan itu.
"Mereka patut beri kita peluang membincangkannya... ahli Parlimen, masyarakat sivil. Kami mahu sedikit masa sebelum anda melaksanakan perundangan yang mengarut dan menindas ini," katanya.
Di bawah pindaan dicadangkan itu, hukuman lebih berat dikenakan bagi individu yang melakukan kesalahan di bawah Akta Hasutan, apabila diwartakan kelak.
Ia bertujuan menambah hukuman penjara daripada 3 tahun dalam akta asal kepada minimum 3 tahun dan maksimum 7 tahun, serta meniadakan hukuman denda.
Peruntukan baharu juga dicadangkan bagi mengadakan hukuman minimum penjara 5 tahun dan maksimum 20 tahun bagi kesalahan di bawah akta itu berdasarkan keseriusan kesalahan.
Pindaan turut mencadangkan perbuatan menghasut sehingga mendatangkan kebencian, penghinaan atau membangkitkan ketidakpuasan hati terhadap kerajaan tidak akan lagi menjadi kesalahan di bawah Akta Hasutan apabila ia diluluskan.
Rang undang-undang itu juga bertujuan menjadikan perbuatan mengembangkan kebencian atau penghinaan atau membangkitkan ketidakpuasan hati terhadap pentadbiran keadilan di Malaysia, juga tidak lagi dianggap sebagai perbuatan menghasut. – 8 April, 2015.
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.c ... thash.l3TBxL8Y.dpuf
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We just want to hear what we want to hear. |
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Malaysia ni dh tukar sistem komunis kah |
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alahai...sekarang kat sini pun tarak kebebasan bersuara.
tarak boleh sentuh musuh islam....haram.
cam haram punyer haram.
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Edited by blastoff at 15-4-2015 01:44 PM
UN tells Putrajaya to withdraw amendments to Sedition Act Published: 9 April 2015 5:49 PM
United Nation's Human Rights high commissioner Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein warned that the Sedition Act amendments could undermine the freedom of expression in Malaysia. – Photo courtesy of UN.
The United Nation's Human Rights high commissioner Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein today urged Putrajaya to withdraw its proposed amendments to the Sedition Act 1948, warning that the new provisions would seriously undermine the freedom of expression and opinion in the country.
He said the proposal also breached the Federal Constitution and the country's international human rights obligations.
Zeid also expressed concern over the tabling of the Prevention of Terrorism Act (Pota) in Dewan Rakyat on Tuesday, saying that there were serious human rights shortcomings in the law.
"The UN Human Rights Office has long urged Malaysia to either repeal the Act or to bring it in line with international human rights standards. "It is very disappointing that the government is now proposing to make a bad law worse.”
He added that the proposal would widen the scope of offences and new provisions for travel bans were also worrying as they might allow for arbitrary restrictions against individuals on the basis of an ill-defined law.
"These proposals are particularly worrying given that the Sedition Act has been applied in many instances to curb legitimate exercise of freedom of expression in Malaysia – including through arrests of individuals for merely tweeting their criticism of government policies and judicial decisions," he said.
Zeid also urged Putrajaya to review cases of all those who have been charged under the Act.
"Silencing dissent does not nurture social stability, but an open democratic space does.
"Curtailing the legitimate exercise of human rights in the name of fighting terrorism has been shown, time and again, to backfire and to only lead to festering discontent and a strong sense of injustice."
He said as chair of Asean, Malaysia should ensure that its leadership role at the regional and international levels is backed up by a firm commitment to ensure the human rights of all in Malaysia. – April 9, 2015.
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.c ... 2cAg1.X0artvBI.dpuf
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Al-Patih replied at 15-4-2015 11:14 AM
dah macang korea utara...nampak gayonya....sedih....
tak tersangka nasib kita macam ni...  |
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blastoff replied at 15-4-2015 01:35 PM
Ambiga hantar memorandum bantahan sebelum akta tu di luluskan, la ni dah luluskan dah pun. Amb ...
Kat Malaysia ni pemerintah hauk...pembangkang pun hauk.....
Hauk= maksudnya tanya changa aviation |
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Kehkehkehkehkeh.......lagik senang nak songlap? |
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Edited by blastoff at 15-4-2015 02:04 PM
Ini latest news, 3 hours ago
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Published: Wednesday April 15, 2015 MYT 11:17:00 AM
Updated: Wednesday April 15, 2015 MYT 11:18:44 AM US State Department voices concerns over Sedition Act amendments
PETALING JAYA: Some of the amendments to the Sedition Act passed in Parliament last week are worrying, the US State Department said Wednesday.
"Aspects of the Sedition Act amendments threaten to restrict unduly speech and public discourse. Particularly worrying are new provisions that increase penalties - including for first-time offenders - and could make sharing allegedly seditious material on social media a crime," said acting spokesman Marie Harf in a statement.
The department added that the public debate of ideas can be among the best protections against intolerance and can play a positive role in strengthening democracy and combating hatred.
"We welcome the decision to remove provisions outlawing criticism of the government and the judiciary, and we hope the Government of Malaysia will therefore reconsider recent sedition charges brought under those now-defunct sections of the law," she added.
The amendments, which were tabled in the Dewan Rakyat last Tuesday and passed last Friday, add to the Act by replacing fines for offences with a jail term of between three and seven years.
It also added a new offence involving bodily injury and damage to property, which carries a mandatory jail sentence of five to 20 years.
The Act was also amended to include the penalisation of any person who promoted feelings of ill-will or hostility between persons or groups on the grounds of religion.
Other amendments to the Act were to state that inciting hatred, contempt or dissatisfaction against the government or administration of justice in Malaysia would no longer be considered seditious.
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