LFL seeks for single court to hear two suits over Singapore’s anti-fake news law

Hidir Reduan Abdul RashidPublished: Oct 20, 2020 5:34 AM | Updated: Oct 20, 2020 5:54 AM

Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) is seeking for a single Kuala Lumpur High Court to hear the non-governmental organisation’s (NGO) two suits linked to Singapore’s controversial anti-fake news law.

The group’s counsel Shahid Adli Kamarudin confirmed this when contacted by Malaysiakini this afternoon...

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