DAP MP: How can recording video of police investigations be obstruction of government duty? https://t.co/cL6JkR3lme

— Malay Mail (@malaymail) November 10, 2020

2. This is following a recent arrest of a student activist who recorded a raid at a house in PJ and livestreamed it on Facebook.

The raid was carried out in connection with a Sedition Act case involving the UM Association of New Youth, over its statement on the role of the YDPA.

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) November 10, 2020

Bukit Aman: Recording videos, taking pictures of police on duty not a crime; sharing its content ishttps://t.co/jMHXvzZBOW https://t.co/jMHXvzZBOW

— The Star (@staronline) November 10, 2020

Legal experts question Bukit Aman CID chief on the provisions of law allowing police to arrest man for recording them during a raid. #FMTNews #Umany #RamkarpalSingh #SNNair #Police #Arrest #HuzirMohamed https://t.co/N6UkoGznG7

— Free Malaysia Today (@fmtoday) November 10, 2020