The Court of Appeal in an unanimous decision this morning acquitted former student activist Muhammad Safwan Anang of a sedition conviction.
The decision was that the courts must test objectively whether the statement had seditious tendency following a precedent against the late DAP Strongman Karpal Singh.
The decision was that the courts must test objectively whether the statement had seditious tendency following a precedent against the late DAP Strongman Karpal Singh.
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