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Tarmizi Anuwar, a member of the team, confirmed that the 25 from Malacca and one from Nilai were freed, following their arrests under the Printing Presses and Publications Act (PPPA) 1984.
"Yes, they have all been released already," he said, adding that they were still gathering details about the case.
In a statement late last night, the team condemned the arrests as an attempt to intimidate the public into staying away from Bersih 4, which began at 2pm.
"Bersih has successfully proven on its first day that the rally is peaceful. And we believe it will continue to be peaceful if there is no provocation from the police.
"We urge Malaysians to attend the Bersih rally, and ignore and irresponsible provocation," the team, formed by the Bar Council's Legal Aid, said.
On Friday, Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi banned the use of yellow clothing and other printed material with the words "Bersih 4" ahead of the rally with an order issued under the PPPA.
But police did not move in against the thousands who protested in Bersih T-shirts in Kuala Lumpur since yesterday afternoon.
Day 2 of the 34-hour street demonstration broke after a peaceful night which saw protesters sleeping on the pavements and in the middle of the roads around the historic Dataran Merdeka. – August 30, 2015.
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