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Malaysia ISA Campaign Pack: Mat Sah bin Mohammed Satray

Tuesday, 17 July 2007 00:00
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Mat Sah bin Mohammed Satray is a Malaysian individual held under the Internal Security Act (ISA) of Malaysia for the past five years.

ISA is the primary piece of anti-terror legislation being enforced in Malaysia, under which an individual can be held for upto 60 days without a warrant or recourse to trial or access to legal counsel, merely on the basis of suspicion. After the 60 day period ends, the detainee's case is referred to the Home Secretary who can extend the detention period for two more years which is then renewable indefinitely.

UPDATE @ 9, July, 2008
Mat Sah still languishes in prison, six years after his arrest under the Internal Security Act.
http://www.ihrc.org.uk/show.php?id=3489
Please help campaign for his release by downloading the campaign pack below.

 

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