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New: Selangor Police Now Detain 13 Under SOSMA for Cable Theft Syndicate Probe
Selangor Police will detain 13 individuals under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (SOSMA) to investigate a cable theft syndicate suspected of sabotaging Malaysia’s critical communication infrastructure. Selangor Police Chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said the arrests, made under Section 124K of the Penal Code during Op Lusuh Mulia, target suspects linked to crimes disrupting…
Malaysian Bar: SOSMA has NO place in Malaysia
The Malaysian Bar has welcomed Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s directive to review the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (SOSMA) but insists that mere amendments are insufficient. Instead, they call for the law’s full repeal, arguing that it grants excessive powers to law enforcement, undermining due process and fundamental rights. Key concerns include prolonged detention without…
Masyarakat Madani Tainted by SOSMA, Says Prof
To be considered a society based on Masyarakat Madani, Malaysia must eliminate certain laws, such as the Security Measures (Special Measures) Act of 2012 (SOSMA). This legislation, referred to as “Jurassic” by a former parliamentarian, was passed under former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak as a replacement for the Internal Security Act (ISA) and Emergency Ordinance. It also exists…
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Gobind Singh urges Saifuddin to relook at Sosma
Gobind Singh urges Saifuddin to relook at Sosma
Pakatan Harapan is now divided after Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution said there is no need to review the controversial law Sosma and this got the MP for Damansara, Gobind Singh Deo who urged the minister to relook at certain critical provisions of the law. He says the provisions that allow detention for up to 28 days without access to court deny justice to detainees and allows for abuse adding…
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