'One...two...three, gunshots': Chilling audio clip of unfinished phone call during police op points to trio's cold-blooded murder
The explosive audio clip challenges the police's claim that officers shot the three men in self-defence.
Family of Malaysian prisoner reveals shocking acts of threats, deception before execution in Singapore
Sangkari Pranthaman writes what Pannir told family members on eve of his execution.
Cops confiscate editor's phone in MalaysiaNow probe linked to Farhash-Sabah exposé
Lawyer slams the move as a scare tactic to prevent journalists from reporting the truth when certain leaders are involved.
Lawyers slam 'horrendous' crackdown on TikTokers as internet sees surge of public anger at Anwar government
They say it is not a crime to ridicule the prime minister and warn that Malaysia is sliding towards a police state.
Lawyers group warns home minister as anger mounts over treatment of pro-Palestine protesters at US embassy
Lawyers for Liberty reminds authorities that the embassy and the walkway outside the compound are not prohibited places under the Peaceful Assembly Act.
No place like home for Kg Sungai Baru residents anymore
Police officers and enforcement personnel descend on the Malay enclave on Sept 11, 2025 – eviction day – forcing residents from their homes.
Institutional abuse under spotlight as Suhakam urged to hold inquiry into Daim probe
A six-page report submitted to the Human Rights Commission lists a series of actions by Anwar Ibrahim, MACC and the police that violate due process and rule of law.
Rawthergate: The curious case of Yusoff Rawther
The police, the attorney-general, the home minister and the prime minister must answer to a royal commission of inquiry.
'Sickening', says lawyer as government, police seek to prevent anti-graft rally in KL
Organisers call out PH for hypocrisy and say police demand for permission from venue owners defies logic.
Anwar, police slammed for 'unlawful' conditions on planned rally outside Sogo, Dataran
This comes after organisers of the Rakyat Benci Rasuah told to get consent of the venues' owners.
Rise in organised crime but fall in crime index: Tell it like it is, authorities urged
The figures don't match the claim that the crime index has dropped in the last two years.
'Special Branch' at public universities raises questions about government's commitment to academic freedom
This followed participants at a forum on statelessness refusing to leave after the event was deliberately interrupted by power cuts.
