The Malaysian Bar today urged the government to immediately and unconditionally release all detainees held under the Internal Security Act (ISA).

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Kelantan MCA Friday (19 Sept) passed a resolution urging the government to do an in depth review of the Internal Security Act (ISA) and come up with a mechanism on its usage.

The High Court here fixed next Friday (26 Sept) to hear the habeas corpus application by blogger Raja Petra Raja Kamaruddin who is seeking his release from detention under the Internal Security Act (ISA).

DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng is happy that the police had decided to release Seputeh Member of Parliament Teresa Kok Friday (19 Sept) after finding that there was no longer any reason to detain her.

Just moments after her surprising release from her arrest under the Internal Security Act, DAP Parlimentarian Teresa Kok, who is also senior Exco member of the Selangor state government, immediately threatened to sue the Police and Federal government.

Teresa Kok's release from her ISA detention Friday (19 Sept) comes hot on the heels of international protests.

DAP adviser, Lim Kit Siang Thursday (18 Sept) said the uncharacteristically stern and harsh allegation by Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi Wednesday (17 Sept) that...

Over a hundred of people attended the Candle Light Vigil, one of the events of the "Free Teresa, Abolish ISA" campaign late Tuesday (16 Sept), calling for the release of those detained under ISA.

The National Evangelical Christian Fellwoship of Malaysia Tuesdat (16 Sept) called for the immediate release of blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin and Seputeh MP Teresa Kok, who is also Selangor senior Exco member.