dr looi on fb malaysia, page-435

Fifty years ago, an international legal system was created to protect the rights of foreign investors. Corporations may sue for defamation if they can show that the published material has caused them or is likely to cause them financial loss. If the required elements exist, a corporate plaintiff may recover presumed damages. This means that harm is presumed—no proof is required—in the matter, and a fact finder may assess an amount he or she deems is appropriate. Malicious individuals can use social media websites and platforms to attack a corporation for revenge or other reasons. IMO, this constitutes defamation. This is where I propose Lynas take immediate action. How can they sell a long term contract at a premium price when government agents state Lynas should be shut down if they don't meet, what IMO are, onerous criteria imposed after their operation was approved ?