[KiniNews] Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim received a temporary reprieve in the civil proceedings brought against him by his former aide, Yusoff Rawther, after the Court of Appeal granted a stay today.A three-member bench chaired by judge Che Ruzima Ghazali reportedly said a stay should be granted as Anwar had shown special circumstances, pending his appeal at the Federal Court to refer eight constitutional questions.“We find that a stay of proceedings should be granted due to special circumstances, mainly because without a stay, the appeal would be rendered nugatory. We also find no prejudice to any party,” said Che Ruzima.Meanwhile, in a separate story, Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli has drawn attention to what he describes as a striking similarity between the PKR and PAS leaderships when faced with criticism.He said that despite their political differences, both parties appear to employ identical defensive tactics when their positions are challenged.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

[KiniNews] Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim received a temporary reprieve in the civil proceedings brought against him by his former aide, Yusoff Rawther, after the Court of Appeal granted a stay today.A three-member bench chaired by judge Che Ruzima Ghazali reportedly said a stay should be granted as Anwar had shown special circumstances, pending his appeal at the Federal Court to refer eight constitutional questions.“We find that a stay of proceedings should be granted due to special circumstances, mainly because without a stay, the appeal would be rendered nugatory. We also find no prejudice to any party,” said Che Ruzima.Meanwhile, in a separate story, Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli has drawn attention to what he describes as a striking similarity between the PKR and PAS leaderships when faced with criticism.He said that despite their political differences, both parties appear to employ identical defensive tactics when their positions are challenged.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

#KiniNews: Anwar wins stay in Yusoff Rawther suit; Rafizi says PKR, PAS have one thing in common

Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman said that he has been given a limited government funding of RM200,000 for Muar, claiming that this came with tight conditions.The Muar MP said that after nearly two years of fighting for parliamentary allocation for his constituency, he was only given a nominal sum, which is subject to a thorough audit.He claimed that the fund cannot be used for public welfare assistance, infrastructure improvements, or any other contributions.

Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman said that he has been given a limited government funding of RM200,000 for Muar, claiming that this came with tight conditions.The Muar MP said that after nearly two years of fighting for parliamentary allocation for his constituency, he was only given a nominal sum, which is subject to a thorough audit.He claimed that the fund cannot be used for public welfare assistance, infrastructure improvements, or any other contributions.

Syed Saddiq gets RM200K govt funding for Muar

The Petaling Jaya Sessions Court today ordered Zayn Rayyan Abdul Matin’s mother to enter her defence on charges of child neglect resulting in physical injury.In delivering the decision, judge Syahliza Warnoh ruled that the prosecution had successfully established a prima facie case against Ismanira Abdul Manaf.The child’s father, Zaim Ikhwan Zahari, was meanwhile discharged without having to enter his defence after the prosecution determined there was insufficient evidence to proceed against him.

The Petaling Jaya Sessions Court today ordered Zayn Rayyan Abdul Matin’s mother to enter her defence on charges of child neglect resulting in physical injury.In delivering the decision, judge Syahliza Warnoh ruled that the prosecution had successfully established a prima facie case against Ismanira Abdul Manaf.The child’s father, Zaim Ikhwan Zahari, was meanwhile discharged without having to enter his defence after the prosecution determined there was insufficient evidence to proceed against him.

Zayn Rayyan's mother ordered to enter her defence against negligence charges

Tragedy struck off Indonesia’s North Sulawesi coast on Sunday when a passenger ferry caught fire, forcing people to leap into the sea.According to reports the fire broke out around noon Sunday, when the ferry was near Talisay Island, many passengers jumped overboard to escape the flames.It was reported that more than 500 people had been rescued.

Tragedy struck off Indonesia’s North Sulawesi coast on Sunday when a passenger ferry caught fire, forcing people to leap into the sea.According to reports the fire broke out around noon Sunday, when the ferry was near Talisay Island, many passengers jumped overboard to escape the flames.It was reported that more than 500 people had been rescued.

Ferry catches fire off Indonesian coast, hundreds rescued

Chief Secretary to the Government Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar has reminded civil servants not to participate in a rally scheduled to be held in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday (July 26).He said it is inappropriate for civil servants to join such a gathering, as doing so would be inconsistent with the principle of “Loyalty to King and Country”, as enshrined in the Rukun Negara.

Chief Secretary to the Government Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar has reminded civil servants not to participate in a rally scheduled to be held in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday (July 26).He said it is inappropriate for civil servants to join such a gathering, as doing so would be inconsistent with the principle of “Loyalty to King and Country”, as enshrined in the Rukun Negara.

Civil servants shouldn't join 'Turun Anwar' rally, says chief secretary

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that Malaysia will not bow to pressure that could undermine national policies, including in tariff negotiations with the United States.He said that although investment and trade with the US are significant, Malaysia has a “red line” in negotiations - namely the bumiputera policy - which must not be compromised, even if it is perceived as “discriminatory” by external parties.Video source:https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=1100782461970616

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that Malaysia will not bow to pressure that could undermine national policies, including in tariff negotiations with the United States.He said that although investment and trade with the US are significant, Malaysia has a “red line” in negotiations - namely the bumiputera policy - which must not be compromised, even if it is perceived as “discriminatory” by external parties.Video source:https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=1100782461970616

PM: Govt won't sacrifice bumiputera policies in US tariff talks

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim denied last-minute changes in the list of judicial appointment nominations submitted to the Conference of Rulers.He said he had followed the process under the Federal Constitution, expressing his belief that the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) should not be politicised."In the (Conference of Rulers') meeting, the name we proposed from the beginning was discussed and agreed upon; there was no change," he said.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim denied last-minute changes in the list of judicial appointment nominations submitted to the Conference of Rulers.He said he had followed the process under the Federal Constitution, expressing his belief that the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) should not be politicised."In the (Conference of Rulers') meeting, the name we proposed from the beginning was discussed and agreed upon; there was no change," he said.

Anwar denies claims of last-minute changes to judicial appointments

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has signalled that the government would not obstruct a vote of confidence from taking place in Parliament, amid a push from the opposition for him to step down.Anwar said he had spoken to Dewan Rakyat speaker Johari Abdul to ensure that if such a motion is tabled, it would take place immediately.“I told the speaker, if there’s a motion today (then the vote will happen) today,” he said at a gathering with the Prime Minister's Department staff this morning.Video source:https://www.facebook.com/anwaribrahimofficial/videos/1100782461970616

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has signalled that the government would not obstruct a vote of confidence from taking place in Parliament, amid a push from the opposition for him to step down.Anwar said he had spoken to Dewan Rakyat speaker Johari Abdul to ensure that if such a motion is tabled, it would take place immediately.“I told the speaker, if there’s a motion today (then the vote will happen) today,” he said at a gathering with the Prime Minister's Department staff this morning.Video source:https://www.facebook.com/anwaribrahimofficial/videos/1100782461970616

I’m waiting for the no-confidence vote motion in Parliament, says Anwar

On July 18, the Office of the Chief Registrar of the Federal Court announced that Court of Appeal Judge Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh has been appointed as the new Chief Justice of Malaysia, succeeding Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, who retired on July 2.The statement also confirmed two other senior judicial appointments: Federal Court Judge Abu Bakar Jais as the new President of the Court of Appeal, and Court of Appeal Judge Azizah Nawawi as the Chief Judge of the High Court of Sabah and Sarawak.Will these new appointments help ease concerns over the judiciary? What is the core issue, and what demands have been raised in response?Follow this special report by KiniTV as we explore the issues involving the judiciary.

On July 18, the Office of the Chief Registrar of the Federal Court announced that Court of Appeal Judge Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh has been appointed as the new Chief Justice of Malaysia, succeeding Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, who retired on July 2.The statement also confirmed two other senior judicial appointments: Federal Court Judge Abu Bakar Jais as the new President of the Court of Appeal, and Court of Appeal Judge Azizah Nawawi as the Chief Judge of the High Court of Sabah and Sarawak.Will these new appointments help ease concerns over the judiciary? What is the core issue, and what demands have been raised in response?Follow this special report by KiniTV as we explore the issues involving the judiciary.

[Special Report] New CJ appointed - What's next for judicial reform in M'sia?

[KiniNews] Court of Appeal Judge Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh has been appointed the new chief justice of Malaysia, succeeding Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, who retired on July 2.The Office of the Chief Registrar of the Federal Court announced that the appointment was made pursuant to Clause (1) of Article 122B of the Federal Constitution. His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong gave his royal assent following the advice of the prime minister and consultation with the Conference of Rulers.Also confirmed were two other senior judicial appointments: Federal Court Judge Abu Bakar Jais as the new president of the Court of Appeal, and Court of Appeal Judge Azizah Nawawi as the chief judge of the High Court of Sabah and Sarawak.Meanwhile, in a separate story, Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli has reiterated calls for a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) and the parliamentary special select committee (PSSC) on the judiciary, emphasising that recent controversies have highlighted the urgent need for reform.Speaking to Malaysiakini, Rafizi said the new judiciary appointments, though welcomed, do not immediately resolve existing issues surrounding judicial appointments.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

[KiniNews] Court of Appeal Judge Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh has been appointed the new chief justice of Malaysia, succeeding Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, who retired on July 2.The Office of the Chief Registrar of the Federal Court announced that the appointment was made pursuant to Clause (1) of Article 122B of the Federal Constitution. His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong gave his royal assent following the advice of the prime minister and consultation with the Conference of Rulers.Also confirmed were two other senior judicial appointments: Federal Court Judge Abu Bakar Jais as the new president of the Court of Appeal, and Court of Appeal Judge Azizah Nawawi as the chief judge of the High Court of Sabah and Sarawak.Meanwhile, in a separate story, Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli has reiterated calls for a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) and the parliamentary special select committee (PSSC) on the judiciary, emphasising that recent controversies have highlighted the urgent need for reform.Speaking to Malaysiakini, Rafizi said the new judiciary appointments, though welcomed, do not immediately resolve existing issues surrounding judicial appointments.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

#KiniNews: Wan Ahmad Farid named new CJ; Call for judicial RCI, PSSC probe stands, says Rafizi

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he is ready to discuss the royal addendum involving his predecessor Najib Abdul Razak with Umno leaders to preserve harmony.This comes after 160 out of 191 Umno division chiefs urged Anwar to execute the royal order without further delay, which would allow Najib to serve the rest of his jail sentence under house arrest.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he is ready to discuss the royal addendum involving his predecessor Najib Abdul Razak with Umno leaders to preserve harmony.This comes after 160 out of 191 Umno division chiefs urged Anwar to execute the royal order without further delay, which would allow Najib to serve the rest of his jail sentence under house arrest.

Anwar ready to discuss Najib's royal addendum with Umno leaders

Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli and eight other PKR lawmakers have raised a laundry list of outstanding issues for the consideration of newly appointed Chief Justice Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh.The MPs expressed hope that the judiciary under Wan Farid’s leadership would continue to strengthen judicial independence.

Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli and eight other PKR lawmakers have raised a laundry list of outstanding issues for the consideration of newly appointed Chief Justice Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh.The MPs expressed hope that the judiciary under Wan Farid’s leadership would continue to strengthen judicial independence.

Nine PKR MPs calls on new CJ to address five key issues

A majority of Umno division leaders reminded Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim - no more excuses for not executing the royal addendum allowing Najib Abdul Razak to serve the rest of his jail sentence under house arrest.Wangsa Maju Umno division chief Shafei Abdullah reminded the government that the Pahang palace confirmed the existence of the document in a letter dated Jan 4, in addition to the Court of Appeal’s verdict on Jan 6.

A majority of Umno division leaders reminded Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim - no more excuses for not executing the royal addendum allowing Najib Abdul Razak to serve the rest of his jail sentence under house arrest.Wangsa Maju Umno division chief Shafei Abdullah reminded the government that the Pahang palace confirmed the existence of the document in a letter dated Jan 4, in addition to the Court of Appeal’s verdict on Jan 6.

Umno division heads urge PM to act on royal addendum on Najib's house arrest

Court of Appeal Judge Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh has been appointed the new chief justice of Malaysia, succeeding Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, who retired on July 2.The Office of the Chief Registrar of the Federal Court announced that the appointment was made pursuant to Clause (1) of Article 122B of the Federal Constitution. His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong gave his royal assent following the advice of the prime minister and consultation with the Conference of Rulers.

Court of Appeal Judge Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh has been appointed the new chief justice of Malaysia, succeeding Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, who retired on July 2.The Office of the Chief Registrar of the Federal Court announced that the appointment was made pursuant to Clause (1) of Article 122B of the Federal Constitution. His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong gave his royal assent following the advice of the prime minister and consultation with the Conference of Rulers.

Wan Ahmad Farid appointed as new chief justice

Umno supreme council member Puad Zarkashi has derided PAS rallies as ineffective, suggesting that parliamentary revolt against Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim would carry greater weight.He contended that Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli and his band of MPs withdrawing support would be more potent against Anwar.

Umno supreme council member Puad Zarkashi has derided PAS rallies as ineffective, suggesting that parliamentary revolt against Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim would carry greater weight.He contended that Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli and his band of MPs withdrawing support would be more potent against Anwar.

MPs withdrawing support would be better than PAS' street rallies, says Puad

[KiniNews] PKR MP Rafizi Ramli has vowed that efforts to voice out for the rakyat’s betterment will continue, even if he and eight other lawmakers are suspended from the party for their outspokenness.The former PKR deputy president stressed that a suspension against the relevant MPs would not solve any problems perceived by the party.Instead, he argued that such disciplinary action against party members would merely tarnish PKR’s image, particularly since the party previously had to fend off “much harsher” criticism from other members.Meanwhile, in a separate story, Latheefa Koya has warned that the government is leaving room for future judicial crises if it fails to strip the prime minister of the power to appoint judges.While the Yang di-Pertuan Agong is the one to appoint judges, the prime minister’s advice still binds the monarch, the Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) co-founder said.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

[KiniNews] PKR MP Rafizi Ramli has vowed that efforts to voice out for the rakyat’s betterment will continue, even if he and eight other lawmakers are suspended from the party for their outspokenness.The former PKR deputy president stressed that a suspension against the relevant MPs would not solve any problems perceived by the party.Instead, he argued that such disciplinary action against party members would merely tarnish PKR’s image, particularly since the party previously had to fend off “much harsher” criticism from other members.Meanwhile, in a separate story, Latheefa Koya has warned that the government is leaving room for future judicial crises if it fails to strip the prime minister of the power to appoint judges.While the Yang di-Pertuan Agong is the one to appoint judges, the prime minister’s advice still binds the monarch, the Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) co-founder said.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

#KiniNews: Suspension won’t silence us - Rafizi; Latheefa warns of more crisis if govt fails to act

Selangor ruler Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah has urged all parties to refrain from speculating on the issue of judicial appointments.Sultan Sharafuddin said that the process stipulated under the Federal Constitution must be implemented transparently and carefully, to preserve the rule of law and uphold the principles of justice, which form the cornerstone of the nation’s governance.

Selangor ruler Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah has urged all parties to refrain from speculating on the issue of judicial appointments.Sultan Sharafuddin said that the process stipulated under the Federal Constitution must be implemented transparently and carefully, to preserve the rule of law and uphold the principles of justice, which form the cornerstone of the nation’s governance.

Selangor ruler urges all parties to not speculate on judicial appointments

The Madani government is leaving room for future judicial crises if it fails to strip the prime minister of the power to appoint judges, warned lawyer Latheefa Koya.While the Yang di-Pertuan Agong is the one to appoint judges, the prime minister’s advice still binds the monarch, the Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) co-founder said.

The Madani government is leaving room for future judicial crises if it fails to strip the prime minister of the power to appoint judges, warned lawyer Latheefa Koya.While the Yang di-Pertuan Agong is the one to appoint judges, the prime minister’s advice still binds the monarch, the Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) co-founder said.

Latheefa: More judicial crises in future if govt fails to act now

PKR MP Rafizi Ramli has vowed that efforts to voice out for the rakyat’s betterment will continue, even if he and eight other lawmakers are suspended from the party for their outspokenness.The former PKR deputy president stressed that a suspension against the relevant MPs would not solve any problems perceived by the party.Instead, he argued that such disciplinary action against party members would merely tarnish PKR’s image, particularly since the party previously had to fend off “much harsher” criticism from other members.

PKR MP Rafizi Ramli has vowed that efforts to voice out for the rakyat’s betterment will continue, even if he and eight other lawmakers are suspended from the party for their outspokenness.The former PKR deputy president stressed that a suspension against the relevant MPs would not solve any problems perceived by the party.Instead, he argued that such disciplinary action against party members would merely tarnish PKR’s image, particularly since the party previously had to fend off “much harsher” criticism from other members.

Suspending us won't solve anything, we'll continue to speak up, says Rafizi

DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke, joined by several party leaders, bowed in “solemn respect and sorrow” to the family of Teoh Beng Hock.Loke also appealed to the grieving family to consider accepting the government’s “goodwill contribution” over the political aide’s tragic death.He was joined by party vice-chairperson Teo Nie Ching, Selangor DAP chief Ng Sze Han, and Teoh’s former boss, Ean Yong Hian Wah.

DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke, joined by several party leaders, bowed in “solemn respect and sorrow” to the family of Teoh Beng Hock.Loke also appealed to the grieving family to consider accepting the government’s “goodwill contribution” over the political aide’s tragic death.He was joined by party vice-chairperson Teo Nie Ching, Selangor DAP chief Ng Sze Han, and Teoh’s former boss, Ean Yong Hian Wah.

DAP leaders bow to Beng Hock's family, hopes they will accept contribution

Teoh Beng Hock’s family has rejected the MACC’s apology and its offer of a financial contribution, insisting that they want justice for the former political aide’s death, not money.Beng Hock’s sister, Teoh Lee Lan, said the family is extremely saddened and outraged over MACC chief commissioner Azam Baki’s statement today, which she deemed “insincere”.

Teoh Beng Hock’s family has rejected the MACC’s apology and its offer of a financial contribution, insisting that they want justice for the former political aide’s death, not money.Beng Hock’s sister, Teoh Lee Lan, said the family is extremely saddened and outraged over MACC chief commissioner Azam Baki’s statement today, which she deemed “insincere”.

Beng Hock's family: No payout can replace justice for his death

[KiniNews] 16 years after Teoh Beng Hock’s tragic death, the MACC has issued its first public apology to his family. Chief commissioner Azam Baki also offered a “goodwill contribution” to support Teoh’s son’s welfare and education.Meanwhile in another development, Rafizi Ramli slammed PAS for flip-flopping on the proposed RCI into alleged judicial interference, calling its shifting stance politically opportunistic and absurd. ___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

[KiniNews] 16 years after Teoh Beng Hock’s tragic death, the MACC has issued its first public apology to his family. Chief commissioner Azam Baki also offered a “goodwill contribution” to support Teoh’s son’s welfare and education.Meanwhile in another development, Rafizi Ramli slammed PAS for flip-flopping on the proposed RCI into alleged judicial interference, calling its shifting stance politically opportunistic and absurd. ___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

#KiniNews: 16 years on - MACC chief apologises to Teoh Beng Hock’s family over tragic death

The police confirmed that nude activities were carried out during a controversial motivational programme held at the Ideal Convention Centre (IDCC) in Shah Alam.Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan said the nude activity was called “rebirth” and was part of a package from the programme, known as Package B, that cost RM9,000.Yesterday, Berita Harian reported that the couple behind the motivational programme were detained by police.Video source: https://www.facebook.com/PolisSelangor/videos/634517455724632

The police confirmed that nude activities were carried out during a controversial motivational programme held at the Ideal Convention Centre (IDCC) in Shah Alam.Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan said the nude activity was called “rebirth” and was part of a package from the programme, known as Package B, that cost RM9,000.Yesterday, Berita Harian reported that the couple behind the motivational programme were detained by police.Video source: https://www.facebook.com/PolisSelangor/videos/634517455724632

Cops confirm nudity at controversial motivational programme

Indonesia dodges the full brunt of Trump’s trade war, but it still comes with strings attached.Donald Trump has announced a new trade deal with Indonesia, locking in a 19% tariff on their exports to the U.S - down from a planned 32%.In return, American goods enter Indonesia tariff-free.

Indonesia dodges the full brunt of Trump’s trade war, but it still comes with strings attached.Donald Trump has announced a new trade deal with Indonesia, locking in a 19% tariff on their exports to the U.S - down from a planned 32%. In return, American goods enter Indonesia tariff-free.

Trump announces 19% tariff on Indonesia, 50 Boeing jet deal included

Former PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli criticised PAS over its inconsistent stance on the proposed royal commission of inquiry into alleged interference in the judiciary, describing the party’s shifting position as politically opportunistic and absurd.In a Facebook post today, Rafizi accused the party of flip-flopping three times within a week, depending on political expediency.

Former PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli criticised PAS over its inconsistent stance on the proposed royal commission of inquiry into alleged interference in the judiciary, describing the party’s shifting position as politically opportunistic and absurd.In a Facebook post today, Rafizi accused the party of flip-flopping three times within a week, depending on political expediency.

‘They look stupid’ - Rafizi slams PAS’ flip-flops in judiciary RCI

Activist Jufazli Shi Ahmad’s home was raided recently, and in a viral video of the incident, the raiding team was asked to produce a search warrant and an arrest warrant.In a statement issued last night, Selangor acting police chief Arjunaidi Mohamed explained the raid without a warrant conducted by the team was based on the legal provision provided for under Section 248 of the Communications and Multimedia Act.Section 504 of the Penal Code and Section 233 of the CMA are on non-seizable offences and provide for a punishment of less than three years' imprisonment upon conviction.However, Section 248 of the CMA authorises a police officer not below the rank of Inspector to conduct a raid without a warrant.

Activist Jufazli Shi Ahmad’s home was raided recently, and in a viral video of the incident, the raiding team was asked to produce a search warrant and an arrest warrant. In a statement issued last night, Selangor acting police chief Arjunaidi Mohamed explained the raid without a warrant conducted by the team was based on the legal provision provided for under Section 248 of the Communications and Multimedia Act. Section 504 of the Penal Code and Section 233 of the CMA are on non-seizable offences and provide for a punishment of less than three years' imprisonment upon conviction. However, Section 248 of the CMA authorises a police officer not below the rank of Inspector to conduct a raid without a warrant.

High-ranking cops can conduct raids without a warrant