Lawyer, Activist, and Recipient of the US International Women of Courage Award, Dato' Ambiga Sreenevasan joined Shaz on #TheLiteBreakfast to talk about the abolishment of death penalties and the issues of child marriages. Listen to the podcast here: https://buff.ly/2FgPII0 | LITE (Malaysia)

With the anti-hopping legislation binding the legs of potential “political frogs”, Ambiga Sreenevasan assured voters it would be “very difficult” to orchestrate another Sheraton Move, which toppled the Pakatan Harapan federal government in 2020. The former Bersih chairperson said this in a video, which aims to persuade disillusioned voters and first-time voters to cast their ballots on Nov 19. Empathising with the disappointment of voters who supported Harapan in the previous polls, Ambiga said

Communications minister Fahmi Fadzil has disagreed with Ambiga Sreenevasan's remarks that the government is too slow to carry out reforms. Fahmi, the government's spokesperson, told reporters the current administration has moved the country forward with five 'game-changing' policies. | KiniTV

Driven by the excitement that changes would be implemented, former Bar Council chairperson Ambiga Sreenevasan recalled the time and effort that were put into the Institutional Reforms Committee (IRC) in 2018 for the then Pakatan Harapan government. However, she said this turned out to be a “waste of time”. Ambiga said while some recommendations were implemented, no action was taken on most of them such as prison reforms. | KiniTV | Facebook