Published
De facto law minister Datuk Liew Vui Keong told the press on Monday that the Government will not be tabling a bill to abolish mandatory death sentence for drug-related offences until the conclusion of an ongoing Federal Court case.
- Category
- TV Saluran - TV Channel
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
01:56
Shukri: Government wants mandatory death penalty abolished
-
00:57
Dr M: Death penalty supporters should try it themselves
-
01:32
Gov't should have conducted thorough study before deciding to abolish death penalty, says ex-IGP
-
12:13
#KiniNews: Malaysia to abolish mandatory death penalty, PAS continues war on Bon Odori
-
01:49
Liew: Bill to abolish Sedition Act to be tabled by March
-
01:46
Wee and Hadi call for review of decision to abolish death penalty
-
02:35
Liew: Abolishing of death penalty is a collective Cabinet decision
-
01:11
Amnesty International wants death penalty to be abolished for drug-related crimes in Malaysia
-
03:09
Liew: 36 changes proposed for the IPCMC Bill
-
02:31
'Abolishment of death penalty is against the Syariah law'
-
07:29
Dr Wee: There should not be a blanket approval to abolish mandatory death penalty
-
01:44
Govt needs to study root cause of drug-related crimes before abolishing death penalty
-
01:39
Mandatory death penalty: Govt expects to table abolition bill in October
-
02:04
Liew: Move to abolish death penalty not new
-
01:53
Gov't considering removing mandatory death penalty - DPM
-
01:20
Govt agrees to abolish mandatory death penalty
-
01:50
Bill to abolish mandatory death penalty to be tabled in Feb 2023
-
03:20
EX-IGP says no to abolish death penalty, should hold referendum
-
03:12
Liew: Proposal for death penalty alternatives needs fine-tuning
-
02:54
Wan Azizah: Death penalty not reducing drug-related crimes
-
03:03
Govt tipped to table Bill next week to abolish mandatory death sentence
-
02:22
Liew defends IPCMC Bill, says it's not “toothless”
Loading...