
Caning in Malaysia - Wikipedia
Caning, also referred to as whipping in traditional British legislative terminology, is used as a form of corporal punishment in Malaysia. It can be divided into at least four contexts: judicial/prison, school, domestic, and sharia/syariah.
JUDICIAL CORPORAL PUNISHMENT: video clips: Malaysia
On this page is video footage of a genuine judicial punishment session in Malaysia, including several complete canings, ranging from a couple of one-stroke punishments to one of twenty strokes. The video, total running time 22 minutes, is divided into two parts. It was made, probably in 2004, at Seremban prison, not far from Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysian judicial caning - first-person account
On December 21, 1976, Robert Symes was travelling by train from Bangkok in Thailand to Butterworth in Malaysia. He didn't make it. In Padang Besar on the Malaysian border, he was arrested during a routine Customs check for possession of 1666 grams of Thai Buddha sticks.
Malaysia: A blow to humanity: Torture by judicial caning in Malaysia
2010年12月6日 · Malaysia openly practises widespread torture and other ill-treatment by subjecting thousands of refugees, migrants and Malaysian citizens to judicial caning each year. This form of corporal punishment has nothing to do with Islamic law.
Malaysia: Torture practiced systematically in widespread caning
2010年12月6日 · The Malaysian government must immediately end the practice of judicial caning, which subjects thousands of people each year to systematic torture and ill-treatment, leaving them with permanent physical and psychological scars, Amnesty International said today in …
Malaysia: Rare Public Caning Angers Human Rights Groups
The rare public caning of a man under Sharia laws in the religiously conservative Malaysian state of Terengganu was criticized by rights advocates as “inhuman” and a step backward in this ...
Stop Torture - Amnesty Malaysia
While most countries have condemned and criminalised torture, Malaysia remains one of the very few countries yet to commit to becoming a torture-free nation. In Malaysia caning is used as a judicial punishment for criminal offences. Amnesty International estimates that as many as 10,000 people each year are subjected to caning in Malaysia, and ...
JUSTICE SYSTEM IN MALAYSIA: CANING, HANGING AND ENGLISH …
Caning—being flogged with a moistened rattan cane— is a punishment in Malaysia. It is used as a supplementary punishment to imprisonment for about 60 crimes, including embezzlement, robbery, rape, and kidnaping.
Malaysia: Two Women Caned for Same-Sex Relations | TIME
2018年9月3日 · T wo women were publicly caned by a Malaysian Shariah court on Monday for allegedly having sex, a punishment that drew international rebuke as both cruel and indicative of growing concerns about...
We debunk 4 myths on the rotan punishment in Malaysian prisons …
2022年4月7日 · Even some illegal migrants are sentenced to caning. And the caning is Possibly the most grisly punishment in our judicial system (besides hanging, of course), the fearsome rotan (caning/whipping) punishment is administered for what our law recognizes as more serious crimes, such as rape, drug trafficking, or 'unnatural sexual behavior, such as ...