NSW Law Soc's College of Law Sydney seems to have ended collaboration with Bar Council Malaysia-no reasons provided but Lee Hishamuddin's Raphael Tay remains a director of the elusive "College of Law Asia"

 by Ganesh Sahathevan

Readers may recall the collaboration between the College Of Law Sydney,  and the Bar Council Malaysia.
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The College was at that time  expanding into Asia, but that too seems to have ended. The website  https://www.collaw.com/about/our-people now presents: 

Even the offer of free CPD courses seems to have gone missing; readers can see for themselves from the link below, from the College's website:

Bar Council of Malaysia

 Content Page

cpd collaboration for the malaysian bar as part of its collaboration with bar council malaysia, the college of law is providing a complimentary cpd programme to assist members of the malaysian bar meet their cpd requirement...

https://www.collaw.edu.au/contact/future-students/bar-council-malaysia 

As readers can see, this familiar webpage appears:

The  College has however via its "College Of Law Asia found other partners in Asia, and in Malaysia: 

INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS

The College of Law Asia is proud to have deep linkages to professional and industry associations throughout the region.

Inter-Pacific Bar Association

 

Singapore Law Society

As part of its collaboration with the Law Society of Singapore, The College of Law is providing a suite of complimentary online CPD programmes. Click here for further information.

Sabah Law Society

The College of Law is providing a suite of complimentary online CPD programmes. Click here for further information.

Meanwhile Rapheal Tay of Lee Hishamuddin AllanGledhill is still presented as Program Director, LLM ASEAN+6 at The College of Law Asia. The College Of Law Asia remains elusive, as reported by New Malaysia Times. The College continues to use the Kitingan name to promote its ASEAN +6 LLM. 

Australia's College Of Law abuses Kitingan name to promote masters course of little or no value

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