Three daughters of the late SM Idris accuse organisers of insensitivity in light of their nephew's sexual assault suit against the prime minister.

Yusoff Rawther was 24 years old when he wrote the controversial piece for an Israeli media outlet, a year before he was recruited to work for the PKR leader.

This is written as an act of reckoning, to confront my own failure, to stand with those I once failed, and to declare without hesitation where I stand: with the oppressed, with Palestine, always.

The former research assistant to the prime minister maintains that he has been wronged and framed by those in power.

The attorney-general as guardian of public interest cannot ignore the matter, says Lawyers for Liberty.

In an unprecedented move, the prime minister says the civil case against him could affect his role in carrying out his duties assigned by the Agong.

Defence cites similar cases in the past in which the prosecution's failure to link illegal items to the accused led to acquittals.

A Bersatu leader has urged the prime minister to break his silence on allegations that he entrapped his former research assistant.

The trial of Anwar Ibrahim's former staff continues with a witness being questioned on the claim of entrapment allegedly involving two close aides of the prime minister.

Questions remain as to how police managed to get into Yusoff Rawther's Nissan Teana on the day he was ambushed.

Testimony of a police witness raises questions after he agreed with multiple suggestions as to how cops accessed the Nissan Teana.

Lawyer Rafique Rashid says the documents are meant to form the basis of the defence's claim that Yusoff Rawther was framed.