In 5 october 2018, my friends and I, the Law Application team ECA had a

dinner at early of 6.45 pm on the upper Arc with Lim Wei Chin, a very great and
high position constitutional lawyer in Malaysia. We had a discussion and some
debate with him as the students /upper sixth ask about his opinion of some
issues like how his opinion or point of view /any rights from constitution about
LGBT rights, Sharia Law etc.

Around 7.30 pm, our respective lawyer starts giving his talk and share his life
experience of being a constitutional lawyer. It was a very

A guest lecture on “BlockChain Technology” was held on 12th

August 2017. The guest lecture has been organized by the department of
MCA to provide the students with an opportunity to get a head start in
BlockChain, which is an emerging technology in the field of Cyber Security
and Cyber Law. The guest lecture began with welcome address by the
Head of the Department, MCA, Dr. V Ilango. He has introduced and
welcomed Mr. Hariharan Parasuraman, CEO, BeeCrypt io, resource person
to deliver the lecture. Guest Profile: Mr. Hariharan Parasuraman, CEO,
Beecrypt Io, a Bangalore based Block Chain startup, veteran with 16 years
of Industrial experience in leading organizations including AMD, Oracle,
L&T,etc. The session was then continued by Mr Hariharan Parasuraman
who began with an introduction to what BlockChain is and how important
it is going to be in the near future. Following which, Mr. Hariharan shed
light on the benefits and drawbacks of using BlockChain and how
effectively it is being used in the industry by Bitcoin and various other
crypto currencies. The session ended with a hearty thanks and presenting
of a memento to Mr.Hariharan by Dr. V Ilango in appreciation for taking
the time out to educate the students on BlockChain. He thanked the
Management for providing the platform to organize guest lectures on
innovative technologies.

Report on Special Guest Lecture "Material for Sustainable Development" and "Sustainable
Technologies" on 28 March 2017 ACS College of Engineering, Bengaluru;

Department of Mechanical Engineering conducted special Guest lecture on "Material for Sustainable
Development" and "Sustainable Technologies" given by Dr.Girisha C Professor and
Head/Department of Mechanical Engineering ,AMC Engineering college Bengaluru and M.Tech
Alumini Mr.Madhumohan R. Assistant professor ,AMC Engineering college Bengaluru to our pre-final
and final year students on 28 March 2017 at Mechanical Department ,ACS college of Engineering
Bengaluru Has delivered brain storming session on sustainable technologies and sustainable projects
ideas to the students. Prof. Chandrasekhar B, Asst Professor of Mechanical Engineering Department
co-ordinates the Event. We thank The Management, The Principal, The HOD, Guest speakers,
Participants and supporting faculty’s for their support.
I am really excited about a law lecture that we have coming up as part of the Friday
Evening Enrichment Programme. Lim Wei Jiet is the Deputy Chair of the Bar
Council's Constitutional Law Committee and has been involved in or was lead
counsel for several of the major constitutional cases of the last few years. He will be
giving a talk on "Dictators & Dissidents in Court - Life as aConstitutional Lawyer in Malaysia".

Everyone is welcome to come - not just lawyers! Given his experience at the sharp end of Malaysia's
democratic struggles, I am sure this will appeal to a wide range of students. The talk starts at 7 p.m. and
will be in the Upper Arc. There will be some snacks or light, treat food but please make sure you eat dinner
first! You will miss prep but I will inform your house parents of where you are. Sign up
here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1lHi7H2K-HZyPSMgPzIT16JCZcYakii1m8dixHlpaKMw/edit

Upper 6 students - the cases below are mentioned in, touched on or are relevant to some of your PSs. He
has kindly offered to answer any questions you have and you can email him before the 5th Oct. if you need
to finalise your PS before that date. Let me know if you would like his email address.

See you on the 5th if not before at an earlier Friday Enrichment Evening.

Lim Wei Jiet is a dispute resolution lawyer based in Messrs Sreenevasan. He is also the current Deputy
Chairperson of the Bar Council’s Constitutional Law Committee & serves as the Secretary-General of the
National Human Rights Society of Malaysia (HAKAM).

Wei Jiet has acted as counsel/co-counsel in a wide range of landmark cases in constitutional & human
rights law in Malaysia. He represented the Selangor Government in challenging the controversial 2016 re-
delineation of electoral boundaries on grounds of malapportionment & gerrymandering. He was lead
counsel for 4 University of Malaya students which succeeded in quashing the varsity’s decision to punish
them for exercising their freedom to protest on the 1MDB scandal. He was also involved in the habeas
corpus challenge against Maria Chin Abdullah’s detention without trial under the Security Offences (Special
Measures) Act 2012 on the eve of the Bersih 5.0 civil rights rally.

Outside court, he spearheads multiple initiatives to raise constitutional literacy & to advocate for reforms to
the Federal Constitution. He is a member of the Home Ministry’s Technical Committee on Reviewing
National Security Legislations, which was tasked to propose reforms on a whole host of crime prevention &
terrorism related laws after the 14th General Elections. He was also a Fellow on Media Law & Policy at the
University of Hong Kong.

Wei Jiet graduated with an LLB (Hons.) from the University of Malaya in 2015. During his varsity days, Wei
Jiet was the varsity debating team captain. He was an ESL Semi-Finalist of the World Universities Debating
Championship, ESL Grand-Finalist of the Austral-Asian Intervarsity Debating Championship & winner of the
Global Debate & Public Policy Challenge. He was also an avid mooter - having represented the varsity in
the Phillip C. Jessup International Law Moot Competition & National Novice Arbiration Moot Competition.

This is the talk about defending basic rights in Malaysia that I mentioned in
assembly.

For those new students, the Friday Enrichment Evenings are a great time to get
together, eat pizza, listen to an interesting speaker and ask some probing questions
or discuss thought provoking topics. They are informal and interactive - beans bags
and mufti - kind of sessions.

Any questions, please let me know but I hope to see you there on Friday, 5th Oct.
Great way to end a busy and stimulating first half term of the year!
Great way to end a busy and stimulating first half term of the year! In “Speaking Truth to
Power: Protest and
Dissent in Modern History,” the speakers will trace connections
between earlier protest movements in locations around the globe
and contemporary struggles for social, economic, and political
justice

by nationally recognized historians on the theme

of protest and dissent. In “Speaking Truth to Power: Protest and
Dissent in Modern History,” the speakers will trace connections
between earlier protest movements in locations around the globe
and contemporary struggles for social, economic, and political
justice. The

Pd hari jumaat yg lepas , ktj telah menerima visit a special guest

speaker from a very preminent people in Malaysia , Lim Wei Jiet to give
her talk.Lim Wei Jiet Lim Wei Jiet is the Deputy Chair of the Bar
Council's Constitutional Law Committee is a privilege as the Law Applicants
with Ms Emma we got dinner together and also ada ksempatan utk
discuss together about some issue in Malaysia smbil menikmati
snack,treat food together !

It’s

Mr Lim Wei Jiet Dr. Piet Leroy, MD, PHD provided an insightful lecture delivered with integrity,
enthusiasm and energy to an attentive auditorium at the RCPI last week. Our panel on the evening
was Dr., Head of Emergency Medicine at Crumlin Children’s Hospital, Dr. Kevin McCarthy, Consultant
in Paediatric Pain Medicine at Temple Street Children’s Hospital and Norma O’Keeffe, RANP & CNS
Children’s Pain in Temple Street Children’s Hospital and the debate that followed was wonderfully
chaired by broadcaster Áine Lawlor. The lecture and debate that followed elicited an enthusiastic
response from the medical professionals and play volunteers alike.

Our Friday Evening Enrichment Programme was chaired by Ms Emma Davidson, Ktj Head of Law
After the talk, We had Q& A session which go beyond of the thing.Summary of the point is he tells us
the experience of being a constitutional lawyer in Malaysia, how he acted in the major end
constitutional case in Malaysiaat it was just lit and interesting to understand how the law works !

2016 SPRING LECTURE SERIES The 2016 GPH Spring Lecture Series “Global Public Health: Experiences
and Insights” is well underway. Speakers in this year’s series have ranged in topics from economic
development to airborne eye surgery facilities, and all the ways to measure global health that you
could imagine. This year the lecture series was honored to host two visiting speakers. Author Jeremy
Smith, who spoke in February, presented on his most recent book “Epic Measures: One Doctor.
Seven Billion Patients” to a large and lively crowd. In addition, the lecture series hosted Dr. Abebaw
Gebeyehu Worku on April 20th, a visiting scholar from the University of Gondor in Ethiopia. Dr.
Worku presented on “Indicators of Maternal and Child Health in Ethiopia” and spoke about the
health care system and his experiences in Ethiopia. UM is currently expanding a partnership with the
University of Gondor. All of the lectures are recorded and put online by Missoula Community Access
Television. To view them, visit the GPH website or visit mcat.org (thanks MCAT!).

The 2017 GPH Spring Lecture Series “Global Public Health: Experiences and Insights”
Speakers in this year’s series ranged in topics from “Health Care in Ethiopia” to “Dental Hygiene in
Rural Settings” and information on the Global Health Service Partnership and all the ways to
measure global health that you could imagine. This year the lecture series was honored to host six
visiting speakers from outside Missoula. Jessica Crawford presented on, “Health Systems
Strengthening at the Last Mile” Bob Quinn, is an Organic Farmer and President of Kamut, Int. in Big
Sandy, MT. He presented on, “Can the Health Problems Created by Modern Wheat be solved with
Ancient Wheat?” Linda Jacobsen: “The Global Health Service Partnership: A Novel Approach to
Addressing Human Resources for Health.” Lisa Fleischer: “Challenges in Health-care Delivery in St
Lucia.” All of the lectures are recorded and put online by Missoula Community Access Television. To
view them, visit the GPH Website or visit mcat.org. Thanks MCAT!

As the Friday Evening Enrichment Programme, Law Department had conducted

special guest lecture by nationally prominent lawyer on the theme of Dictators &
Dissidents in Court:Life as a constitutional lawyer in Malaysia as a Great closureto
end a busy and stimulating first half term of the year! Lim Wei Jiet is a

The guest lecture has been organized to provide the students with an
opportunity to get a head start in BlockChain who inter

The guest lecture is the best platform for the students interested in pursuing law
or knowing more about how the law work in a bigger perspective.

On 5 October 2018,as a part of Friday Evening Enrichment Programme, we

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had a very special guest lecture by a nationally prominent lawyer, Lim Wei Jiet .Lim
Wei Jiet is the current Deputy Chairperson of the Bar Council’s Constitutional Law
Committee and serves as the Secretary-General of the National Human Rights Society
of Malaysia (HAKAM). On the topic, “Dictators & Dissidents in Court: Life as a
Constitutional Lawyer in Malaysia”, he shared his experience and involvement in
leading counsel for major constitutional cases, of the last few years (Maria Chin
Abdullah case, protest against 1MDB Scandals, representing Selangor’s government
et cetera). Given his experience at the sharp end of Malaysia’s democratic struggle,
this lecture is so appealing to be explored to the core. Indeed, we had a precious time
of asking questions and discuss thought provoking topics. This lecture also provides
a platform for us to get a head start in law and discover the bigger perspective of how
the constitutional law work in Malaysia. Hence, the best food for thoughts to end a
busy and stimulating first half term of the year!