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August 31, 2017

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SUHAKAM INQUIRY: DAY TWO

PRESS RELEASE: SUHAKAM PUBLIC INQUIRY DAY TWO “I told him he was a marked man”- Abducted pastor’s friend recounts their last conversation Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; 20 October 2017 – The Public Inquiry by the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (“SUHAKAM”) into the disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh (“Raymond”), social activist Amri Che Mat and Pastor Joshua Hilmi and his wife Ruth entered its second day with three witnesses called by the Inquiry panel. First to be called was Raymond’s wife Susanna Liew, who testified during the morning session. She recounted in detail the events on the day of Raymond’s abduction, 13th February 2017, and the days that followed, specifically her interactions with the police. She described how she was questioned during three separate sessions by the police, starting with the night of 13th February when she went to the Kelana Jaya Police Station to lodge a missing person’s report after hearing from friends and family members that they ha

Open Letter to Malaysia’s IGP From Susanna Liew, wife of abducted Pastor Raymond Koh

Dear Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar Tomorrow, on 31st August, my three children and I will mark not just our nation’s 60th year as an independent nation, but sadly, we will commemorate 200 days since our husband and father Pastor Raymond Koh was abducted in Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Since that day, 13th February 2017, my children and I have struggled daily to cope with Raymond’s absence in our lives and the horrific way he was snatched from us. We still do not know who took him or why, where they have taken him or even if he is still alive. We are devastated. What makes it worse is the way you and the police under your command have treated us, Raymond’s family, his friends and the Malaysian public while conducting investigations into his abduction. The police have not handled Raymond’s abduction as you usually handle other kidnapping cases, especially in the way you have withheld the coordination and communications support normally given to families of kidnap victims. Harapkan Pa

SUHAKAM INQUIRY: DAY ONE

PRESS RELEASE: SUHAKAM PUBLIC INQUIRY DAY ONE “The point of this inquiry is to get to truth and justice” SUHAKAM begins its public inquiry into disappearances Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; 19 October 2017 – The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (“SUHAKAM”) began its Public Inquiry on the disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh, social activist Amri Che Mat and Pastor Joshua Hilmi and his wife, this morning at SUHAKAM’s office in Menara TH Perdana, Kuala Lumpur. The Public Inquiry will take place from 19th October until 17th November 2017. In his opening remarks, the panel’s chairperson and SUHAKAM commissioner Dato’ Mah Weng Kwai said, “The whole point of this inquiry is to get to truth and justice.” Dato’ Mah stated that the first four days – 19th October, 20th October, 30th October and 2nd November – would be focused on the Raymond Koh case. He also introduced his fellow panelists and SUHAKAM commissioners Prof. Dato’ Dr Aishah Bidin and Dr Ni

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