Why is there suddenly an increasing and escalating pushback against transparency by doctors and government hospitals regarding post-mortem examinations?

Three lawyers representing the family of Noorizwan Zulkefly were summoned over allegations that they pressured HUKM into revealing autopsy findings.

They warn that investigation must be conducted by an independent team from Bukit Aman and must not involve the Cheras police headquarters.

Ong Ing Keong recalls how he was denied a sign language interpreter and pressured to withdraw his police report.

Lawyers warn of a chilling effect on journalists intended to force them to change their editorial behaviour.

Bersatu Youth and several activists warn authorities against double standards following the revelation of PKR's email exchanges with a US lobbyist.

It comes as police announce a probe involving an 'international media agency' and an 'influential individual' over a plot to topple the government.

Yusoff Rawther, the thirty-something at the centre of explosive allegations against the prime minister, says he will continue to pursue justice despite threats and intimidation.

Disciplinary proceedings are not a substitute for criminal accountability.

The explosive audio clip challenges the police's claim that officers shot the three men in self-defence.

Sangkari Pranthaman writes what Pannir told family members on eve of his execution.

Lawyer slams the move as a scare tactic to prevent journalists from reporting the truth when certain leaders are involved.