Double-Six Crash: Time To Review Classified Information Policy

Roger Chin, President, Sabah Law Society

14-Apr-23 08:30

Double-Six Crash: Time To Review Classified Information Policy

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This week, the government declassified its report on the 1976 Double-Six tragedy that killed then-Sabah Chief Minister. What have been the implications of the tragic incident and how should this inform government policy on the right to information? Lawyer Roger Chin weighs in.

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Categories: politics, government, controversies

Tags: sabah double six tragedy, government transparency, official secrets act, sabah politics,

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