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Home Ministry returns Benz Ali's book after four months - Vimarsana News

Home Ministry returns Benz Ali's book after four months

Books should be discussed not confiscated, says bookstore owner.

Malaysia: Repeal Printing Presses and Publications Act to end abuse of power - Vimarsana News

Malaysia: Repeal Printing Presses and Publications Act to end abuse of power

ARTICLE 19 said that the bookstore raid is not the first time this year that authorities have misused the law to infringe on freedom of expression or violate the principle of non-discrimination.

Source: ifex.org
Home Ministry's inconsistent handling of books a concern, says PKR Youth - Vimarsana News

Home Ministry's inconsistent handling of books a concern, says PKR Youth

PETALING JAYA: PKR Youth has criticised the Home Ministry for what it described as a troubling "double standard" in the treatment of certain books.

PKR Youth No. 2 cries 'double standards' after Home Ministry raid and seizure of two books not on banned list – Malaysia Today - Vimarsana News

PKR Youth No. 2 cries 'double standards' after Home Ministry raid and seizure of two books not on banned list – Malaysia Today

The Home Ministry was reported to have raided Toko Buku Rakyat, a bookstore owned by local author and educator Benz Ali last Saturday. (MMO) - The Youth wing of ruling party PKR today accused the Anwar government of practising double standards after the Home Ministry raided a local bookstore and co

Why seize books that aren't banned, questions lawyers group - Vimarsana News

Why seize books that aren't banned, questions lawyers group

KUALA LUMPUR: There are no grounds under the Federal Constitution to justify the seizure of two books that have not been banned, says Lawyers for Liberty (LFL).