REPORTED BY CHANNEL NEWSASIA
"I am just the latest victim in an extraordinary series of recent events in Malaysia," says the London-based founder of investigative journalism site Sarawak Report.
"I am just the latest victim in an extraordinary series of recent events in Malaysia," says the London-based founder of investigative journalism site Sarawak Report.
LONDON, August 5, 2015 –
The founder of alternative news site Sarawak Report Clare Rewcastle Brown describes an arrest warrant put out for her as an "irrational" move on the Malaysian government's part, done entirely for "domestic consumption".
Malaysian police announced the arrest warrant on Tuesday (August 4), on the basis that Ms Brown is involved in "activity detrimental to parliamentary democracy" and for the dissemination of false reports which is an offence under the Malaysian penal code.
Ms Brown, the sister-in-law of former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said she does not think Malaysian authorities have a chance of extraditing her.
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[RELATED: BREAKING / INTERPOL SAYS NO TO MALAYSIA'S RED NOTICE REQUEST – Sources, August 29, 2015]
[RELATED: BREAKING / INTERPOL SAYS NO TO MALAYSIA'S RED NOTICE REQUEST – Sources, August 29, 2015]
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