Those under detention for probe must not be presumed guilty: Asyraf
Umno's secretary-general Datuk Dr Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki has stressed that individuals held for investigations should not face prejudgement before court proceedings conclude.
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Can Someone Be Charged While in Hospital in Malaysia? Here's What the Law Says
Malaysian law permits accused persons to be charged and tried while hospitalised, with special provisions ensuring fairness and protection of their rights during proceedings.
Islamic NGO challenges Court of Appeal ruling on societies' defamation rights in constitutional bid
Pertubuhan Ikram Malaysia is taking its defamation case to the Federal Court after an appellate decision stripped registered societies of legal standing to sue for damages. The NGO has formulated 10 core legal questions challenging the ruling's constitutional basis.
Children of Mixed Marriages Should Have Priority in Indonesia's Dual Citizenship Plan, Advocates Argue
Mixed-marriage advocates in Indonesia are pushing back against the government's plan to grant dual citizenship only to skilled adults, arguing that children of mixed-nationality parents should take priority based on existing citizenship law.