The prime minister particularly takes issue with opposition against proposed redevelopment law.

Man punished over fake news, Zaid warns such actions will sound death knell for free speech.

Student activist says he is disappointed as PM recently announced moratorium.

'Govt leaders were once chased by police and probed under same laws.'

People should be free to criticise politicians and the government.

UPDATED 5.48PM | Cops facilitate rally despite participants breaching barricades.

Requiring DBKL's consent is unreasonable and a mere excuse to hinder the protest.

They urge the government to respect the people's right to peaceful assembly.

Corruption watchdog also needles PM on his silence on efforts to suppress protests.

Artist-activist is prepared to defend himself at the Keningau Native Court.

Putrajaya police say several individuals will be called to have their statement recorded.

UPDATED 1.19PM | Cops probing artist over his caricature of Sabah Governor Musa Aman.

Pasir Gudang lawmaker appears to warn the powers that be in a poem.

UPDATED 2.50PM | Lawyer says it doesn't align with values held by Anwar's administration.

The council won't stop students from attending but cited legal and safety risks.

UPDATED 4.11PM | 'Sabah has long been a victim of its corrupt leaders.'

UPDATED 3.44PM | Sabah Umno chief also urges police to get one of the groups to move.

University allegedly rejected exhibition for being 'anti-government'.

Amendments to existing laws and new legislation raise concerns.

A balance must be struck between regulation and freedom of speech.

Activist group also notes the lack of consultation in formulating the laws.

This is included in draft amendments to the PPPA.

Regulations with good intentions could have unintended effects.

UPDATED 5.18PM | Rafique questions sincerity of Anwar's promise not to use Sedition Act against critics.

Rafique says he has been summoned by police for a statement.

UPDATED 11.48AM | Academics' views welcomed even if it displeases certain quarters, minister adds.

University denies barring staff from making public statements online or otherwise.

Current administration seems bent on restricting criticisms despite reform promises.

Balance needed between overseeing social media and safeguarding freedom of speech.

UPDATED 9.08PM | PAS Youth chief claims there are 'many such cases'.