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1. www.hrw.org › report › 2014/04/01"No Answers, No Apology": Police Abuses and Accountability in ...

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   Apr 1, 2014 · This report examines more than 15 cases of alleged police abuse in Malaysia since 2009, drawing on first-hand interviews, complaints by victims or their families, and news reports.

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3. www.hrw.org › news › 2014/04/01Malaysia: End Police Abuses - Human Rights Watch

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   Apr 2, 2014 · The 102-page report, “‘No Answers, No Apology’: Police Abuses and Accountability in Malaysia,” examines cases of alleged police abuse in Malaysia since 2009, drawing on first-hand interviews...

4. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesViolent crime datasets: Incidence and patterns in Malaysia ...

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   Sep 3, 2019 · A total of 330,395 violent crime cases were reported in this 12 year period and the data were tabulated state by state for all thirteen states of Malaysia, including two states in Borneo (Sabah and Sarawak) and one federal territory (Kuala Lumpur).

   • Author: Hashom Mohd Hakim, Hussein Omar Khan, Hafezul Helmi Hamzah, Mohammad Faiz Othman, Bryan Raveen Nelso...
   • DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2019.104449

   • Publish Year: 2019
   • Publication: Data Brief. 2019 Oct; 26: 104449.

5. www.amnesty.my › 2021/10/27 › malaysia-ipcc-bill-isMalaysia: IPCC bill is a step backwards for police ...

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   Oct 27, 2021 · Malaysia has a long history of police abuse, including the excessive use of force, torture, ill-treatment, harassment, and deaths in custody. Human rights violations by police officers have been documented by both national and international non-governmental organisations (NGOs).

6. www.humanrightspulse.com › mastercontentblogAddressing Police Maltreatment in Malaysia - Human Rights Pulse

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   Oct 31, 2020 · This article attempts to highlight certain deeply harrowing cases of police brutality in Malaysia and discuss critical calls for the establishing of an Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) to ensure police accountability.

   • Author: Andrea Kong

7. www.amnesty.my › 2021/06/01 › joint-press-statementPDRM FAILS TO PROTECT DETAINEES: CIVIL ... - Amnesty Malaysia

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   Jun 1, 2021 · In light of recent police misconduct cases resulting in the deaths in custody of Surendran, Ganapathy and Sivabalan, civil society calls for immediate steps to both ensure all of these incidents are investigated transparently as well as stop further occurrence of such cases.

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   What will happen if Malaysia doesn't stop police brutality?

   • Without any immediate action, police brutality in Malaysia will fester into a permanent societal disease where more lives will be lost at the hands of the police, and all accountability will be lost. Andrea is an aspiring barrister, currently undertaking the Bar course.

   Addressing Police Maltreatment in Malaysia - Human Rights Pulse

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   Is police abuse a human rights problem in Malaysia?

   • Police abuse remains a serious human rights problem in Malaysia. Unjustified shootings, mistreatment and deaths in custody, and excessive use of force in dispersing public assemblies persist because of an absence of meaningful accountability for Malaysia’s police force, the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP).

   "No Answers, No Apology": Police Abuses and Accountability in Malaysia

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   How is violent crime data collected in Malaysia?

   • Experimental design, materials, and methods Violent crime data were obtained from the Malaysian Police Reporting System (PRS), which is used to record and store police reports from the public. The PRS was developed by Royal Malaysia Police in 2006 and can only be accessed by an authorized police officer.

   Violent crime datasets: Incidence and patterns in Malaysia from 2006 to

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   What should Malaysia do about police abuse?

   • The Royal Malaysia Police should ensure that officers are punished when they violate administrative rules, and the Attorney General’s Office should ensure that all serious allegations of police abuse cases are investigated and, as appropriate, prosecuted.

   "No Answers, No Apology": Police Abuses and Accountability in Malaysia

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9. www.article19.org › resources › malaysia-criticsMalaysia: Critics are suppressed while police brutality goes ...

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   Jul 2, 2021 · Malaysia: Critics are suppressed while police brutality goes unaddressed. Retaliatory investigations of human rights defenders and journalists raising concerns about police brutality highlight the need to protect freedom of expression and ensure accountability for police misconduct in Malaysia, said ARTICLE 19.