Malaysia: Don’t Undercut Independence of the Bar
Withdraw Proposed Amendments to Legal Profession Act
![Then-President of the Bar Council of Malaysia Christopher Leong speaks at a rally calling for the repeal of the Sedition Act in Kuala Lumpur on October 16, 2014.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2016/2016-4-malaysia-asia-bar.jpg?itok=p4MYyRHs)
Withdraw Proposed Amendments to Legal Profession Act
Dreadful Conditions; Transfer Them to Open Facilities
Residency Rules, Child Labor Among Barriers for Refugees
Mass Arrests, Website Shutdowns Raise Grave Concerns
Allow Guo Feixiong Access to Adequate Medical Care, Lawyers, Family
Restricts Movement, Work, Health, Safety
Guarantee Rights and Safety of Two Held After Massacre
Disclosing Fate of Sombath Somphone Major Test for New Government
Sparse Investigations Fuel Conflict in Rwenzori Region
Global Call to Ensure Local Communities’ Role in Bank-Financed Projects
Would Replace Better Model for Handling Corruption
Unenforced Law Puts Thousands at Risk of Injury, Death
Ensure Asylum Access; Investigate Cruel, Violent Pushbacks
Reform System, Laws to Protect Migrant Women
Hefty Fines for Organizations that Don’t Comply