The Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak has right away crushed to bits a mi! fury of domestic mutation as well as "best democracy in a world" with a initial reading of a undemocratic Peaceful Assembly Bill 2011.
The mirage created by Najib that he wants to make Malaysia "the most appropriate democracy in a world" lasted usually two months as a proposed repeal of Section 27 of a Police Act requiring military permits for any entertainment of three or some-more persons is to be transposed by a some-more undemocratic as well as odious Peaceful Assembly Bill violating a inherent right of Malaysians to leisure of assembly.
Worse off
In most respects, a Peaceful Assembly Bill is even some-more limiting as well as odious than Section 27 of a Police Act. Under a brand new law, for instance, a person can be fined up to RM20,000 as compared to RM10,000 under a Police Act.
In banning "street protests", restricting assemblies from "prohibited places" or "within fifty metres from a limit of a taboo place", requiring notice of 30 days for an public to be held as well as lenient a military wh! ich is a total stranger to a judgment of "democratic policing" to levy capricious restrictions as well as conditions for an assembly, a elemental inherent right of leisure to public runs a risk of being grounded to ashes.
The Prime Minister should withdraw a Peaceful Assembly Bill in a present form to mislay a undemocratic features to safeguard that a brand new law does not end up as a some-more undemocratic as well as odious substitute for Section 27 of a Police Act.
Lim Kit Siang! is a MP for Ipoh Timur as well as a DAP a! dviser
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