The applicants claimed that the order was illegal because the movement known
as Bersih 2.0 was substantively different from the movement known as Bersih and
Bersih, as it originally stood, no longer existed.
"The order cannot therefore in law be relied upon to restrict or make
illegal the activities of Bersih 2.0, and hence the announcement by the first
respondent (Home Affairs Minister) is illegal based on the order made and is
wrong in fact and law," they said.
Furthermore, they claimed that they were not given the opportunity to be
heard and to give their views before the Home Affairs Minister made the order.
Source: http://my.news.yahoo.com/news-bersih-2-0-seeks-remove-3-094248227.html
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