THE Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (Sosma) has encouraged sloppy law enforcement work, a human rights lawyer said in urging the new government to keep its election promise and repeal the law.
Eric Paulsen, the legal director of Southeast Asian human rights watchdog Fortify Rights, said the law, which allows authorities to detain suspects for 28 days, is open to abuse and the use of torture to obtain evidence, he said.
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