Ravin Palanisamy
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Anti-custodial death rally proceeds after getting last-minute approval
EDICT says an inspector texted the organisation the approval about 3pm.
Rally against custodial deaths to proceed despite no approval from authorities
The organiser is anticipating 100 people to gather in front of the Bar Counil's building tonight.
Rosmah ‘shocked’ by political donations in solar power project, says lawyer
The defence says she was not aware of any such payment.
Rosmah given RM6.5 million in 2 tranches, court heard
Jepak Holdings partner says the first RM5 million was paid to Rosmah via then aide Rizal Mansor in December 2016.
Rosmah wanted RM187 million ‘consultancy fee’, court hears
Jepak Holdings partner says she demanded 15% for her role in landing the contract.
[WATCH] Police reforms needed to stop death in custody
MALAYSIA does not need to wait for an incident like the death of George Floyd in the US in order to reform local laws an...
[WATCH] No inquest for 80 out of 110 lockup deaths
EVERY death in custody should be followed by an inquest as required by law, but of the 110 lockup deaths from 2010 to 20...
Rosmah’s lawyer accuses prosecution witness of perjury
Defence counsel says Alias Ahmad is lying after latter modifies his answer to question about daughter's wedding.
No action against Jepak after tampering contract, says witness
Rosmah Mansor’s defence team grills former Education Ministry sec-gen over the lack of action.
No inquest for 80 out of 110 lockup deaths, says group
This is despite the fact that probes are required by law in cases of custodial deaths.
More public pressure for reforms needed to stop custodial deaths
Group against custodial deaths EDICT says Malaysians must not wait for more deaths to act.
Metta Pantry a lifesaver for pandemic-hit poor
Initiative aims to ensure locals, migrants who have lost their jobs don’t go hungry.
Sabah unilaterally allowed China workers back, says Ismail Sabri
The senior minister says the matter has not been discussed at the federal level.
