Govt told to look into rights group's report instead of denying it

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PETALING JAYA: A human rights activist has urged the government to investigate the allegations of torture and abuse in detention centres rather than deny the report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) from the outset.

PETALING JAYA: A human rights activist has urged the government to investigate the allegations of torture and abuse in detention centres rather than deny the report by Human Rights Watch from the outset.

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Tenaganita executive director Glorene Das defended the credibility of HRW’s report, saying the group does not produce findings based on “assumptions and hearsay” having worked with them over many years.

 

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