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Public trust judiciary’s most valuable asset: Chief Justice

Tun Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh says integrity, accountability and consistent conduct are key to sustaining confidence in the courts

Individual fined RM30,000 for posting offensive content insulting judiciary

Court in Keningau penalises man over Facebook post deemed extremely vulgar and contemptuous of legal institutions

Najib’s house arrest ruling: When institutions hold firm – A. Azim Idris

The judiciary’s sound reasoning in Najib’s case proves Malaysia’s constitutional monarchy is working as intended

‘I stand by what I said, I’m not afraid’: Former chief judge Abdul Rahman defends judicial pressure claims

He reaffirms his stance on intervention during high-profile constitutional case in 2021

‘As long as Damocles’ sword hangs, courts aren’t free’: Abdul Rahman Sebli

Former top court judge and chief judge of Sabah and Sarawak recalls being told to ‘toe the line’ in a high-profile case, warning that true independence demands the courage to stand firm
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Schools may close if air quality worsens, five areas hit unhealthy levels: DOE

The department said the areas recorded unhealthy API readings, warns of RM1mil fine for open burning offenders

Axelsen confirms split from wife, just over a week after World Championships withdrawal

The Dane revealed the news on social media on Tuesday evening, saying the decision to part ways was made on amicable terms

Gunung Tahan tragedy: Widow fights for answers after husband’s death

Three years after Raja Azlan Shah died on Gunung Tahan, his widow is still chasing the truth — and those she believes failed him

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