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Human Rights Watch deputy Asia director Phil Robertson says the Pakatan Harapan government needs stand up and show conviction over the implementation of reforms.
Phil adds that most governments implement most of their reforms in the first year of coming into power.
Phil adds that most governments implement most of their reforms in the first year of coming into power.
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