Undergraduate Khalid Ismath was asked questions of a sexual nature when he was interrogated over claims that he had kicked a traffic police officer during the Bersih 3.0 rally on April 28.
Khalid was asked such questions when he was held for about 26 hours by the police, before a magistrate rejected their request to remand him, his lawyer Latheefa Koya said today.
"He was asked why he joined Bersih, and whether he knew that Bersih supported LGBTs. He was repeatedly asked if he was involved in LGBTs and if he liked to masturbate," Latheefa told a press conference.
Khalid was arrested when he voluntarily went to the Kuala Lumpur police headquarters last Saturday to assist with police investigations into the allegation against him.
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