Teresa Kok Released from ISA

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The Internal Security Act in Malaysia allows for the government to arrest and detain a person during peacetime without the need for trial for as long as 60 days

Teresa Kok, a member of parliament for the Malaysian Democratic Action Party, was detained for what the government believed to have been racist remarks made by her that caused religious tension. She was detained for allegedly telling Mosque officials to turn down its speakers when giving the calls to prayer. She was detained seven days under ISA before being released.

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