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Suaram Executive Director Yap Swee Seng said today that the IGP's threat to use the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (Sosma) for comments that could worsen the current racial and religious tension.was uncalled for.
He says the people have a right to voice their opinions and criticise public agencies, especially when they're not doing their jobs.
He says the people have a right to voice their opinions and criticise public agencies, especially when they're not doing their jobs.
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