Tiananmen Massacre marked by massive protest and candlelight vigil in Hong Kong
See the full news story from the BBC, click HERE
Read how the Chinese media reported the 1989 Tiananmen Protest, at that time, by clicking HERE
There were no protests in Malaysia, as groups of more than four (4) people are prohibited from gathering together without a permit from the police!
Article 10 of Malaysia's constitution guarantees freedom of assembly, however the Police Act of 1967 severely restricts its exercise in practice.
No more than four persons may assemble in public without a police license.
Police are empowered to break up unlicensed demonstrations, arrest participants, and use force if orders to disperse are ignored.
So folks, in Malaysia there is less freedom and less respect for human rights than in many other countries and territories including Hong Kong, China.
Surely it is time this changed?
Read about other repressive laws in Malaysia by clicking HERE
Libertas inaestimabilis res est
Liberty is a thing beyond all price
No more than four persons may assemble in public without a police license.
Police are empowered to break up unlicensed demonstrations, arrest participants, and use force if orders to disperse are ignored.
So folks, in Malaysia there is less freedom and less respect for human rights than in many other countries and territories including Hong Kong, China.
Surely it is time this changed?
Read about other repressive laws in Malaysia by clicking HERE
Libertas inaestimabilis res est
Liberty is a thing beyond all price
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