‘Outrageous, disrespectful’: Lawyers blast KL police chief, demand murder probe into Noorizwan’s death
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.
Watch: A true story of modern slavery in Malaysia
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.
Group warns of unchecked violence against Rohingya as online hate campaign threatens to spill over
A firebomb incident marks a worrying escalation in vigilantism, promoted through a systematic xenophobic campaign that has lasted for months.
Trapped in Malaysia: Migrant workers trafficked, unpaid and passed between companies
Workers describe how they were forced into an undocumented labour pipeline across Malaysia, moved between companies as unpaid labour with their passports confiscated.
‘Next, Netanyahu can visit Malaysia’: anger and ridicule as Anwar shakes Myanmar leader’s ‘bloodstained’ hands
Myanmar nationals have flooded social media to express frustration over the warm welcome accorded to Min Aung Hlaing, even as the junta leader continues a brutal campaign at home.
‘Grisly pictures’ and 18-hour delay to inform family: Lawyers demand murder probe after shocking death in police custody
They warn that investigation must be conducted by an independent team from Bukit Aman and must not involve the Cheras police headquarters.
Groups raise alarm over Malaysian media firm's use of Israeli ads platform
More than 20 organisations have expressed concern that Media Prima's digital arm is using Taboola’s services despite earlier assurances.
Weapons and legitimacy for brutal regime: Malaysian govt-linked firms aiding Myanmar junta, group reveals
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.
Anwar warned as he rolls out red carpet for man wanted by ICC for genocide of Rohingya Muslims
A prominent lawyer has also notified Min Aung Hlaing that the Myanmar dictator faces arrest if he enters Malaysia.
Major Islamic coalition demands MCMC action over fake content fuelling anti-Rohingya hate
Mapim calls for a multi-agency task force to investigate fake accounts, coordinated networks, AI-generated disinformation, fabricated statistics and manipulated videos fuelling anti-Rohingya sentiment.
Anwar govt slammed for double standard as refugees deported amid latest 'aerial massacre' by Myanmar regime
Two global rights groups have called out Malaysia's duplicity, saying its actions contradict its recent call at the UN to abide by international law.
Hasmah, the woman who stood by Mahathir, dies at 100
Dr Hasmah Mohamad Ali will be remembered as the woman who stood by her husband throughout his high-profile public life.
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