SUARAM has endlessly called upon a Royal Malaysian Police to practice larger professionalism as well as burden in upholding fundamental human rights as well as in a case management though it all seems to falls upon deaf ears.
It is with bewail to note recurring deaths in control underneath a supervision of a police. Through SUARAM documentation, a figure of deaths in 2012 so distant speaks small upon any suggestive military reforms.
The cases, upon 7th Sep 2012, Tienthong Chaipaniya, died during Balai Polis Taman Johor Jaya.
On 10th Sep 2012, Chandran Perumalu, 47, died during IPD Dang Wangi, Kuala Lumpur.
On 23rd August 2012, Lagan Dollah AK Gaong, 59, died during Balai Polis Pusat Miri.
On 13th August 2012, Cheah Chin Lee, 36, died during a jail of Jalan Patani Northeast military station.
On 29th May 2012, Isparan a/l Supramaniam's died during Sungai Siput Police station. SUARAM believes which these have been usually a handful of cases which was reported for open consumption.
How to explain such a array of deaths?
Every individual's right to hold up is guaranteed underneath a Federal Constitution. Article 5 provides which "No chairman shall be deprived of his hold up or personal liberty save in suitability with a law". Similarly, Article 3 of a Universal Declaration of Human Rights provides which "Everyone has a right to life, to be free as well as to feel safe"
In a inform by a Ministry of Home Affairs in Malaysia, more than 2000 deaths in control were reported from year 2! 000 to 2 009. It is estimated from a figures which there have been during least 2 deaths in each 3 days occurring in a backyard of a military stations. According to a Lockup Rules 1958, military officer upon avocation has a responsibility to ensure a illness of detainees as well as a conditions of jail in a station. The said officer is additionally compulsory to record in details each action as well as tasks performed upon a every day basis.
The existent laws as well as regulations have been abused as well as modified to justify military misconducts over recognition. SUARAM strongly recommends a following; military must not be allowed to examine their peers in cases of genocide in custody; an independent inquisition to be automatic upon a genocide as well as expedient in case management; as well as a immediate implementation of Independent Police Complaints as well as Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) for a pure as well as independent examine into cases of misconducts as well as negligence.
Until as well as unless a military takes upon a 'challenge' to be more professional as well as accountable, a rakyat will see no end in genocide statistics.
- SUARAM
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