Can PKR Sue The Defected Lawmakers?

Evening Edition · Evening Edition · 6 Mar 2020 · 10:00 am · 14 mins listen

PKR has announced that it plans to take legal action against its former lawmakers, and demand that they pay RM10 million each. But can this be done, given that the Federal Constitution provides for the freedom of association?

Produced by:

Loo Juosie

Presented by:

Kelvin Yee,Hezril Asyraaf

Categories:

Politics,Law and Legal Matters,Social Issues

Tags:

Evening Edition, PKR, party hopping, anti-hopping law, freedom of association

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