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Former student activist found guilty over convocation protest
Wong Yan Ke created a stir during his convocation at Universiti Malaya in 2019 when he carried a placard demanding the resignation of the vice-chancellor.
The magistrates’ court found Wong Yan Ke had failed to establish a reasonable doubt against the prosecution’s case.
KUALA LUMPUR: Former student activist Wong Yan Ke was found guilty by the magistrates’ court of insulting a university vice-chancellor by staging a protest during a convocation ceremony in 2019.
Magistrate Illi Marisqa Khalizan, in her verdict this morning, said that Wong failed to establish a reasonable doubt against the prosecution’s case.
The former Universiti Malaya Association of New Youth (Umany) president was accused of humiliating vice-chancellor Abdul Rahim Hashim and the attendees knowing he would incite their anger.
He created a stir during his convocation on Oct 14, 2019, when he carried a protest placard on stage, demanding Rahim’s resignation as the vice-chancellor.
Wong, who graduated with a degree in civil engineering, was charged in February 2020.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Former student activist Wong Yan Ke was found guilty by the magistrates’ court of insulting a university vice-chancellor by staging a protest during a convocation ceremony in 2019.
Magistrate Illi Marisqa Khalizan, in her verdict this morning, said that Wong failed to establish a reasonable doubt against the prosecution’s case.
The former Universiti Malaya Association of New Youth (Umany) president was accused of humiliating vice-chancellor Abdul Rahim Hashim and the attendees knowing he would incite their anger.
He created a stir during his convocation on Oct 14, 2019, when he carried a protest placard on stage, demanding Rahim’s resignation as the vice-chancellor.
Wong, who graduated with a degree in civil engineering, was charged in February 2020.
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ReplyDeleteFor a Non, to be admitted into UM to study a degree in engineering, that person must have excellent academic performance.
ReplyDeleteHis action to challenge the power-to-be in a known ketuanan outfit shows his moral courage.
Yet how many within that ketuanan outfit could call him friend of friend truly show the decaying attitudes of that once highly accoladed institution of higher learning.
But, then everything touches by the fringes of ketuanan virus, show similar putrescence!
Why don't they start their own vernacular university? Suka bikin kacau...
ReplyDeleteKnow-nothing mfer, ever heard of Merdeka University proposal & why it was continuously rejected?
Delete"Suka bikin kacau..."
Indeed by a melayu palsu shit stirrer!