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A growing grassroots movement in the United States is challenging the proliferation of Flock automatic license plate recognition cameras, citing privacy violations. Activists are vandalizing equipment while communities push back politically.
A Malaysian court has ruled that the government and police must pay RM195,000 in compensation to 13 activists who were wrongfully arrested during a candlelight vigil honouring Covid-19 victims at Dataran Merdeka in August 2021.
Activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak, previously suspected of fleeing the country over a Facebook threat investigation, is scheduled to be charged at Langkawi magistrate's court in connection with an alleged religious insult matter.
Activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak has been re-arrested in Alor Setar following the completion of his two-day remand. Authorities are preparing to file charges against him, marking the latest development in an ongoing legal matter.
Police in Seremban have remanded a 33-year-old activist for two days as part of an ongoing investigation. The detention follows his recent return from Thailand, though authorities have not yet disclosed specific charges.