Suhakam: Suspension of inquiry into Pastor Koh's disappearance required by law


Pastor Raymond Koh. -The Star filepic

KUALA LUMPUR: The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) has clarified that it ceased the inquiry into the abduction of Pastor Raymond Koh as law requires it, and not because it "caved in to the police".

Its chairman Tan Sri Razali Ismail said it was untrue that Suhakam ceased the inquiry because it had to obey the police or because of an injunction by the authorities.

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