Parliamentary debate on Habeas Corpus suspension sparks division
Members clash over a proposed temporary suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act amid fears of despotism and threats to civil rights. Supporters urge decisive action against conspiracies, while opponents warn of dangerous powers and the erosion of liberties.
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