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Failure to tell police five days before peaceful rally no longer a crime in Malaysia, Federal Court rules

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PUTRAJAYA, July 1 — The Federal Court today decided that a legal provision which makes it illegal for an organiser to not inform police five days before a peaceful rally

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Failure to tell police five days before peaceful rally no longer a crime in Malaysia, Federal Court rules

PUTRAJAYA, July 1 — The Federal Court today decided that a legal provision which makes it illegal for an organiser to not inform police five days before a peaceful rally

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