Malaysia's opposition leader is planning a rally against alleged electoral fraud in Sunday's election, despite a ban on the protest by police, and threats that those who attend will be arrested.
Anwar Ibrahim, leader of the opposition Pakatan Rakyat, or People's Pact, has been calling for support from people to attend the rally, which is due to begin at 12:00 GMT on Wednesday, after he lost the race to become prime minister.
Authorities said that correct permits have not been obtained, and therefore it would be illegal to go ahead with the march.
