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Transparency International Malaysia has acknowledged improvements in how the Attorney-General's Chambers handles corruption settlement cases, yet continues to press for substantially greater public disclosure and accountability measures.
A leading anti-graft watchdog is pressing the Attorney-General's Chambers and MACC to release public summaries justifying their decisions to compound corruption charges, citing concerns about transparency in prominent cases.
A Federal Court judge has highlighted urgent gaps in Malaysia's evidence legislation, warning that courts struggle with digital proof including social media content, electronic records, and forensic data.
Malaysia's Anti-Bullying Act 2026 introduces a groundbreaking provision making parents jointly liable for bullying committed by their children, including financial penalties. The legislation establishes a dedicated tribunal with nationwide reach to address rising bullying cases.