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Malaysia's Home Ministry will continue consulting stakeholders before reintroducing amendments to the Prisons Act, seeking to address concerns that proposed reforms could shield officers from legal accountability.
Malaysia's Home Minister has emphasised that School Liaison Officers perform duties extending well beyond addressing bullying, encompassing comprehensive monitoring of student safety and welfare across schools nationwide.
The Home Ministry's MADANI Strategic Partnership Programme in Lenggong brought government services directly to residents, featuring interactive activities, service counters, and community engagement initiatives led by Deputy Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Shamsul Anuar Nasarah.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has clarified that extra drills imposed on police personnel function as a disciplinary mechanism to build character, not physical punishment. The stance follows questions about an officer's death.
Home Minister Saifuddin Mohamed has stated that Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission officers are not facing investigation related to the disappearance of Sarawakian businesswoman Pamela Ling, who vanished en route to MACC headquarters.
Malaysia's Economy Minister has clarified that UNHCR refugee cards do not confer immunity from local laws, as the government intensifies border security and refugee registration programmes amid public concerns.
The Home Affairs Ministry will collaborate with enforcement agencies to review recommendations from the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission concerning naturalised citizenship applications, focusing on procedural strengthening and governance enhancements.
Malaysia's Home Ministry will accelerate infrastructure projects across Johor, spanning police facilities, immigration upgrades, and maritime operations. The announcement comes as voters prepare for state elections.
The Home Ministry has channelled over RM429 million since 2023 to strengthen enforcement agencies in Johor, including the police, immigration, and prisons departments, with focus on staff welfare and modern facilities.
Malaysia's Home Ministry is escalating enforcement against synthetic drugs, deploying advanced technology and launching mass awareness campaigns as arrests for drug-related offences reach nearly a quarter million.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed the Home Ministry to examine its approach to Rohingya management following discussions between various government departments, signalling a potential policy reassessment.
Malaysia's Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail has commended the Malaysian Prisons Department for earning a Malaysia Book of Records citation, highlighting the institution's shift towards rehabilitation through specialized life-saving training programmes.
Malaysia's online fraud losses have nearly doubled, jumping from RM1.57 billion in 2024 to RM2.97 billion in 2025, with investment scams and telecom fraud accounting for the majority of losses.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has greenlit RM22 million in funding to arm the Border Control and Protection Agency with firearms and protective gear, responding to security threats faced by personnel.