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Malaysia's Home Minister has ordered an urgent investigation into the electrocution deaths of three police officers in Beaufort, Sabah, pledging transparency and accountability in the inquiry process.
Twelve Malaysian police officers have been arrested for allegedly extorting a Vanuatu citizen, with Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail emphasising the force's zero-tolerance approach to officer misconduct.
Malaysia's Home Ministry will hold further consultations with stakeholders before reintroducing amendments to the Prisons Act, aiming to clarify that legal protections for prison officers are not equivalent to immunity.
Malaysia's Home Ministry aims to finalise comprehensive refugee registration data through the DPP programme by year-end, enabling better management of refugee populations and bolstering national security efforts.
Malaysia's Home Ministry launched its MADANI Strategic Partnership Programme in Lenggong, bringing government services to residents while strengthening ties between security agencies and local communities through various activities and public engagement.
The Home Ministry revealed that 3,640 citizenship applications in Sabah remain unresolved as of May, with only 10 approved so far. The government is implementing procedural reforms and expanding outreach programmes to address delays.
Malaysia's Home Ministry is investigating allegations of immigration law violations connected to Network School operations within the Forest City development in Putrajaya, marking intensified oversight of the controversial megaproject.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has initiated a formal investigation into the Forest City Network School in Johor, widening government oversight of educational facilities within the sprawling residential development.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has clarified that extra drills imposed on police personnel are a disciplinary mechanism aimed at building character, not physical punishment. The statement follows a policeman's death in May.
The Home Affairs Ministry will review recommendations from the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission regarding naturalised citizenship applications, including scrutiny of seven footballers granted Malaysian citizenship.
Malaysia's Home Ministry plans substantial infrastructure upgrades across Johor, targeting police facilities, immigration services, prisons and maritime enforcement ahead of tomorrow's state election.
The Sultan of Perak officially opened the Sultan Nazrin Shah 69 Commando Camp in Ulu Kinta, a RM206 million facility reflecting the government's commitment to strengthening national security forces and honouring the unit's five-decade service record.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has committed more than RM429 million since 2023 to upgrade enforcement agencies and personnel welfare across Johor, covering police, immigration, and prisons departments.
Malaysia's Home Ministry is ramping up enforcement against synthetic drugs including methamphetamine, fentanyl, and 'piu-piu' pills, which have emerged as a serious public health threat. Police have arrested nearly 239,000 people in drug-related offences since 2023.
Home Minister Saifuddin has clarified that MACC officers are not under investigation following the disappearance of Sarawakian businesswoman Pamela Ling, who vanished while allegedly en route to the agency's headquarters.
One month after its fourth submission, the Attorney General's Chambers remains in the review phase of the Durian Tunggal investigation. The home minister has called for public patience as legal processes proceed.