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Anti-Terror Laws vs Human Rights

Azmi Sharom | Bilveer Singh

21-Dec-15 11:24

Anti-Terror Laws vs Human Rights

The National Security Council Bill had raised red flags for many after it was speedily passed in parliament, over concerns the bill could infringe on civil liberties. BFM explores if anti-terror laws can balance the need to protect national security interests, without violating human rights. 

This is a report by Wong Yu Han.


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Tags:  National Security Council BillNSCHuman RightsParliamentAnti-Terror LawsCrackdownPrime MinisterHome MinisterEmergency Ordinance





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