Whole lotta bullshit!
When the speaker of another state can be investigated by police and taken to Court, why not in this case?
Wouldn't the police be interested to investigate who is circulating pornography materials and in this case a public officer in question?
In 2005, the Malaysian Government had embarked on blocking government computers from accessing porn and instituted a 24-hour watch on their unauthorized use by civil servants. Therefore, if the Melaka Dewan Speaker had accessed this in his State Assembly office, was there a breach of conduct?
If the materials are being accessed from his personal computer, then he would still be liable for police investigation and subsequent action as it is illegal to sell or posess pornography in this Islamic country of Malaysia.
What is the purpose of imposing strict pornography laws on general public when "VVIPs" are excluded at will from the ambiguity of the law implemeted?
It re-affirms the general opinion that Malaysian laws and courts are guided by vested interests of ruling political leaders. Don't you think so?
How about this? Swept under the carpet in Malaysia?
This certainly adds another black day in Malaysian history! Malaysia Bolehland!
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