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Malaysia: Little Progress on Rights Reforms

Published on: Tuesday 07 May 2019

(Kuala Lumpur) – Malaysia’s government should speed up the pace of human ... Thomas communicated the same message to a visiting Human Rights Watch delegation in Putrajaya in the same month. Yet in ...

News source: https://www.hrw.org/news/2019/05/07/malaysia-little-progress-rights-reforms

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Malaysia: Little Progress on Rights Reforms