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The Court of Appeal has upheld a stay of execution on RM37 million in damages awarded to Pastor Raymond Koh and RM3 million to Amri Che Mat's wife, dismissing appeals from both families.

Both men remain missing to this day.

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00:01The Court of Appeal has upheld a high court decision, granting a stay of execution on
00:0637 million ringgit in damages awarded to Pastor Raymond Ko, and 3 million ringgit to the wife
00:11of activist Amri Chaimat. Both men remain missing to this day. A three-judge panel,
00:17chaired by Justice Dr. Alwi Abdul Wahab, dismissed appeals filed by Ko's wife, Susanna
00:22Liu, and Amri's wife, Norhayati Arifin, against the stay order. The other judges on the panel
00:28were Justices Dr. Shanaz Sulaiman and Amarjeet Singh. In the unanimous decision on Wednesday,
00:34Justice Alwi said the high court judge had correctly applied the principles of law in
00:39governing the grant of a stay. Ko, founder of the NGO Harapan Community, was abducted by a group of
00:47armed men in Petaling Jaya on February 13, 2017, while on his way to a friend's house. Susanna
00:54Liu filed a civil suit against 13 defendants, including the government, over her husband's
00:59disappearance in February 2020. Meanwhile, activist Amri Chaimat was reported abducted in Perlis
01:05around midnight on November 24, 2016, with his vehicle seen surrounded by three cars and five
01:12men. His wife later filed a suit against the police and the government over his disappearance
01:17and the authorities' handling of the investigation. Both cases remain unresolved.
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