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Malaysia's High Court has rejected Bersatu's attempt to lift a freeze on its CIMB and AmBank accounts, ruling the party failed to demonstrate that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission abused its authority.
A chief executive officer of a statutory body is facing seven corruption charges in the Sessions Court involving alleged bribes worth more than RM1 million linked to sports facility contracts.
Malaysia's Anti-Bullying Act 2026 marks a significant shift in accountability by holding parents jointly liable for their children's bullying conduct, including financial penalties. A specialized tribunal has been established to handle cases nationwide.
An official from Pertubuhan Ikram Malaysia entered a not guilty plea at Shah Alam Sessions Court to 158 charges involving alleged position abuse and gratification totalling RM98 million across a five-year span.