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Ahead of tabling in Parliament, watchdog says passing IPCC will shield police officers from scrutiny, independent oversight - Vimarsana News

Ahead of tabling in Parliament, watchdog says passing IPCC will shield police officers from scrutiny, independent oversight

KUALA LUMPUR, July 25 — The Malaysian chapter of human rights watchdog Amnesty International has today warned Malaysians that the proposed Independent Police Conduct Commission...

As Parliament resumes, a look at key Bills yet to pass - Vimarsana News

As Parliament resumes, a look at key Bills yet to pass

KUALA LUMPUR, July 18 — After adjourning in March, the Dewan Rakyat will reconvene for 12 days starting today, with several Bills including the anticipated anti-hopping law set...

MP SPEAKS | M'sia needs a gutsy, independent Suhakam - Vimarsana News

MP SPEAKS | M'sia needs a gutsy, independent Suhakam

Controversial new line-up of commissioners have work cut out for them.

Toyota Thai Bribery Probe Marches On, FCPA Deal Likely - Vimarsana News

Toyota Thai Bribery Probe Marches On, FCPA Deal Likely

A year after Thailand's Court of Justice said it was investigating Toyota's suspected conspiracy to bribe current and former Thai Supreme Court judges, inquiries in the Southeast Asian kingdom and the U.S. are slowly piecing together evidence to back up suspicions first outlined in an internal WilmerHale investigation, including a multimillion-dollar payment to a small law firm that allegedly acted as a middleman.

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Media must be allowed to do their jobs without obstruction, say Malaysian Bar - Vimarsana News

Media must be allowed to do their jobs without obstruction, say Malaysian Bar

PETALING JAYA: The press must not be obstructed when carrying out their duties, says the Malaysian Bar.