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Friday, July 23, 2004
Have Something to Say about Human Rights?
If you are inclined to, perhaps you might want to attend the annual National Consultation on the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (SUHAKAM, but you knew that) organised by ERA Consumer. It's on tomorrow, 24 July, 8.30 am at Holiday Villa, Subang Jaya. Besides reviewing SUHAKAM's performance in the last 4 years, there will be a special focus on Women and Children, Freedom of the Media (oh don't get me started)and Police Abuses, Death in Custody. Admission is free, but you'll have to call ERA if you want to go. You can find out more here.
Two things that might persuade you to give up your Saturday morning roti chanai for this event : the Shamala case will be discussed and the "extremely charismatic" Rehman Rashid will be speaking. Nuff said.
If you are inclined to, perhaps you might want to attend the annual National Consultation on the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (SUHAKAM, but you knew that) organised by ERA Consumer. It's on tomorrow, 24 July, 8.30 am at Holiday Villa, Subang Jaya. Besides reviewing SUHAKAM's performance in the last 4 years, there will be a special focus on Women and Children, Freedom of the Media (oh don't get me started)and Police Abuses, Death in Custody. Admission is free, but you'll have to call ERA if you want to go. You can find out more here.
Two things that might persuade you to give up your Saturday morning roti chanai for this event : the Shamala case will be discussed and the "extremely charismatic" Rehman Rashid will be speaking. Nuff said.
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