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Apex court quashes all three petitions in connection with cipher

The journalist has faced intense harassment, including monitoring of her financial transactions, over the past two years.

Kemps book store in Malton brings your this books of the month for February.

Myanmar's junta has thrown the book at Aung San Suu Kyi since it ousted her government last year, charging the democracy figurehead with a clutch of offences from illegally possessing walkie talkies to corruption.

Myanmar's junta has thrown the book at Aung San Suu Kyi since it ousted her government last year, charging the democracy figurehead with a clutch of offences from illegally possessing walkie talkies to corruption.

A new report by the Centre for Independent Journalism highlighted that the media continued to experience restrictions and came under attack numerous times in 2022. It urged the new government led by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to commit to upholding the people's fundamental and constitutional right to information, freedom of expression, speech, association and assembly.

PROFESSOR Trevor Munroe, head of transparency watchdog group National Integrity Action (NIA), is lobbying for people to receive incentives for disclosing misconduct in the workplace under the 11-y...

Malaysia's digital transformation efforts look good on paper but an access to information act is still nowhere in sight. Malaysia is gearing up to revolutionise its digital infrastructure. In September, a private company launched a new data centre worth over US$50 million to complement existing data centres in accelerating digital transformation across the country. But [...] The post Malaysia's digital ambition and law are misaligned appeared first on 360.

Her adviser, Australian Sean Turnell, and 3 NLD Cabinet members also received 3 year sentences.

Fawad Chaudhry calls in question PM Shehbazs consultation with Nawaz Sharif