Ganesh Sahathevan

Governor designate Margaret Beazley AO  will have to clarify her position on Islam very soon.:Her silence in the case of the Malaysian lesbians punished by caning maybe acceptable among judges but not from the Queen's representative by Ganesh Sahathevanut A composite image shows two women who were each caned six times after they pleaded guilty  at the Sharia High Court to homosexual activity in the state of Terengganu, Malaysia. Photograph: Stringer/EPA On or around 15  August  2018 the then President Of The Court of Appeal NSW, The Hon Margaret Beazley AO, was in Kuala Lumpu r attending an international legal conference. Around the same time  Malaysian and international newspapers r eported how two Muslim women were sentenced to punishment  by caning for attempting lesbian sex  in breach of the State Of Terengganu's sharia provisions. Beazlay chose to say nothing even after her return to Australia, and despite these words of support for the the propo...

by Ganesh Sahathevan Readers of this blog and its related Realpolitikasia blog will recall that a Department Of Justice NSW,Australia, document considers this article to be credible: Ganesh Sahathevan, RPK, Clare Brown, Ginny Stein and the blood money trail . The story by one Raggie Jessy Rithaudeen states that all the above named and others at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation were paid by Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad millions of dollars to fabricate stories about the 1MDB theft by former PM Najib Razak. The Thirdforce website is co-hosted on the Malaysia-Today website, which is published by one Raja Petra Kamaruddin who is known as RPK. RPK published the above story on his own website. Last Friday PM Mahathir told reporters in Malaysia: “Raja Petra Kamarudin is a liar and you still believe him......” The  Department Of Justice NSW, and its Minister, the Attorney General NSW Mark Speakman SC  have refused to retract their reliance on the Malaysia-Today/...

by Ganesh Sahathevan NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has recently attacked a journalist who questioned her handling of the NSW  Govt's  controversial light rail project  (see story below). The Attorney General NSW Mark Speakman is responsible for presenting to Parliament the audited annual reports of the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB). Late last year  Speakman ,and the LPAB were alerted to omissions from the LPAB's 2017-2018 Annual Report.The omissions concern complaints against the College Of Law Sydney. The Audit Office NSW was queried about the omission and agreed that the complaints against the College should have been  included in the 2017-2018 LPAB Annual Report. The AG and premier were informed of the Audit Office's opinion, but have refused to correct the LPAB annual report. The Berjelikian Government seems intent on defending a culture of secrecy.  In May last year the NSW Auditor General reported that  there were 'gaps in ...