Tan Hoon Cheng - Ex-ISA detainee

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Tan Hoon Cheng is a reporter from Sin Chew. In September 13, 2008 she was detained under the Internal Security Act or ISA. Although she was released within 18 hours after detention, it still caused a stir because she was only carrying out her duty as a reporter. One of her report mentioned the remarks made by Ahmad Ismail which eventually blew into a racism issue. The Home Minister at that time, Syed Hamid Albar said the detention was for her own safety.

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  • i wanna marry this woman

    

  • If I were to be really honest, I would have no choice but to say Tan Hoon Cheng is an attractive lady.

    Sorry for being honest.

  • Hey Alantris, please go find out who was the 1 who started the racist remark. She is only a reporter who covered the incident.

  • They treat her politely.. they didn't use aggression on her, no questioning, she was detained because a report that started a racism issue (very sensitive) well, it is for her safety in a way.. uhm..

  • This is why the people MUST protest.

    Syed Hamid, believe me, your stinking

    soul belongs in Hell with all the other

    scumbags from BN. You'll never repent,

    so you WILL burn.

  • this case shows up syed hamid as a stupid, inept baboon.

  • Mdm 5xmon, you rock!! i can recognize your voice from the family day (Friso)

    marcus =)

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