Senior federal counsel Shamsul Bolhassan argued that the application for leave for judicial review was baseless and an abuse of the court process.

The court said that the charge of offending and annoying a third party could not be construed as going against public order.

A 12-year-old girl was found to be the mastermind behind a 'business' selling obscene material through a WhatsApp group, an operation uncovered by police, Saifu...

Anwar Ibrahim pledges full transparency over military smuggling scandal, condemns decades of procurement failures and insists on zero tolerance for corruption

A 31-year-old cook is facing a murder charge over the fatal stabbing of a man in Senawang, allegedly driven by suspicions of an extramarital affair involving hi...

Deputy Prime Minister unveils new strategy linking legislation, innovation and regional cooperation to transform the built environment and lead ASEAN in sustain...

In response to growing concerns over manipulated media and online safety, the government outlines its regulatory strategy under the new Online Safety Act 2025

Anwar tells Parliament that only two out of eight Sabah assemblymen linked to mining licence controversy have been charged, due to insufficient evidence against...

Shah Alam High Court sets 25 August for hearing into a mother’s application to exhume her son’s remains and conduct a second post-mortem amid calls for a public...

The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) calls for media and public responsibility in handling legal proceedings involving children charged in the trag...

AG confirms prosecution of five teens over Zara Qairina's death will go ahead under existing charges

The Prime Minister rebuffs claims of neglect, detailing wide-ranging assistance to the Indian community beyond MITRA allocations

Legal team representing the late student’s mother seeks postponement of charges against teens, warning of premature prosecution and constitutional implications