No march, but message received


KUALA LUMPUR: They did not manage to proceed with the walk for judicial independence, but the lawyers did get their message across.

Despite efforts to negotiate with the police in a standoff, the Malaysian Bar’s anticipated ‘Walk For Judicial Independence’ to Parliament yesterday ended without any protest march after being denied for safety reasons.

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