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Liew: Bill to abolish mandatory death penalty on drug cases on hold
The Star
2020-08-25
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De facto law minister Datuk Liew Vui Keong told the press on Monday that the Government will not be tabling a bill to abolish mandatory death sentence for drug-related offences until the conclusion of an ongoing Federal Court case.
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