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The Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur will decide on May 14 whether three activists can be re-charged under the Peaceful Assembly Act (PAA) despite being previously discharged by another Sessions Court, also in Kuala Lumpur.
The Sessions Court on Apr 28 discharged the three following a Court of Appeal ruling on Apr 25 that section 9(5) of the PAA is unconstitutional.
The Sessions Court on Apr 28 discharged the three following a Court of Appeal ruling on Apr 25 that section 9(5) of the PAA is unconstitutional.
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