Malaysian political news
Malaysian politics, business and the scandals that matter, from credible outlets, sorted by our agents. Foreign stories appear only when they directly affect Malaysia. Headlines link to the original publisher; politicians named link to their Duede profiles.
SHAH ALAM - Jabatan Agama Islam Selangor (JAIS) mengesahkan penahanan dua individu bagi membantu siasatan kesalahan khalwat membabitkan seorang figura awam di daerah Petaling, pada Khamis.Pengarahnya, Datuk Mohd Shahzihan Ahmad berkata, tangkapan dilakukan kira-kira jam 6 petang susulan kesalahan yang disyaki dilakukan mengikut Seksyen 29 Enakmen Jenayah Syariah (Selangor) 1995.Menurutnya, jika sabit kesalahan, pesalah boleh dikenakan hukuman denda tidak melebihi RM3,000 atau penjara tidak melebihi dua tahun atau kedua-duanya sekali."JAIS menasihatkan umat Islam agar tidak mengaibkan mana-mana
Dengan menggunakan istilah 'persepsi', Umno masih anggap Najib Razak tidak melakukan rasuah meskipun mahkamah mendapati dia bersalah. Inilah masalah Umno.
PUTRAJAYA - Mahkamah Rayuan pada Khamis mengekalkan keputusan Mahkamah Tinggi yang menolak saman 21 kontraktor terhadap Peguam Negara, Ketua Pesuruhjaya Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) dan tiga lagi berhubung dakwaan penahanan salah serta pendakwaan berniat jahat.Panel tiga hakim terdiri daripada Datuk Dr Choo Kah Sing, Datin Paduka Evrol Mariette Peters dan Datuk Nadzarin Wok Nordin membuat keputusan itu selepas menolak rayuan tersebut atas alasan ia tidak mempunyai merit.Semasa menyampaikan keputusan mahkamah, Kah Sing berkata, aduan perayu bahawa mereka telah dipenjarakan seca
Panel 3 hakim Mahkamah Rayuan kekal keputusan Mahkamah Tinggi tolak saman kontraktor terhadap peguam negara, SPRM.
This comes as Fadil Marsus claims all police procedures were adhered while urging the public not to speculate, despite detailed forensic report released by lawyers.
Syarikat memaklumkan, pihaknya akan kongsi sebarang perkembangan penting melalui pengumuman rasmi, jika perlu.
Three Indian nationals were trafficked to Malaysia this year. This investigative report by Pari Saikia for MalaysiaNow recounts their harrowing story of how they were forced into an undocumented labour pipeline across Malaysia’s logistics and agriculture sectors, including one involving a major corporation.
They warn that investigation must be conducted by an independent team from Bukit Aman and must not involve the Cheras police headquarters.
It comes as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reverses a decades-old policy of shunning the repressive regime by rolling out the red carpet for its military leader.
