Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, the Home Minister, assures the public that the government respects freedom of assembly and will ensure the smooth operation of the anti-corruption rally scheduled for today in the capital. He emphasizes that the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 will guide the event, with the police acting as facilitators to maintain safety and order. The minister urges organizers and participants to adhere to all regulations and stresses that the government's aim is to preserve public order while respecting democratic rights.
The Home Ministry , led by Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail , will facilitate the smooth operation of the anti-corruption rally taking place in the capital today. This move underscores the government's dedication to upholding the right to freedom of assembly , enshrined in the Federal Constitution. Saifuddin Nasution emphasized that allegations suggesting the government is curtailing freedoms are unfounded.
He clarified that the government's objective is to ensure all parties are aware of and comply with their legal obligations. \\\The Minister stated that the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 will guide the rally, striking a balance between the right to assemble and security concerns. He explained that the Act outlines the responsibilities of participants, organizers, and law enforcement. Saifuddin Nasution revealed that he had engaged with Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain, and the police will act as facilitators to guarantee the assembly's safety. He also urged organizers and participants to adhere to all regulations, including prohibitions against carrying sharp weapons and bringing minors to the rally. \\\Saifuddin Nasution stressed the importance of conducting the rally peacefully and orderly, emphasizing that organizers must fulfill their responsibilities according to the law. He reassured that any actions taken by authorities are aimed at maintaining public order and not suppressing freedom of expression. The Minister affirmed his ministry's commitment to safeguarding democratic space within the existing legal framework. Earlier today, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim expressed his non-opposition to the 'Rakyat Benci Rasuah' rally, reiterating his commitment to combating corruption at all levels
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