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Dutch legal experts have criticised the United States' broad campaign against the International Criminal Court, warning it undermines the global rule of law and could destabilise the international legal order.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged that individuals found culpable for losses at Tabung Haji will be prosecuted, following the release of a Royal Commission of Inquiry report detailing financial mismanagement.
Pakistan has charged 11 police officers after they mistakenly raided the home of the country's attorney general on July 27, scaling the gate and damaging property while searching for criminal suspects in a neighbouring residence.
President Marcos has pledged that family connections and political friendships will not protect anyone from his administration's anticorruption drive, highlighted by investigations into his cousin, former House Speaker Martin Romualdez, over a multibillion-peso infrastructure scandal.
Brunei's Chief Justice has pledged deeper judicial cooperation across Asean, emphasising how courts must adapt to artificial intelligence, digital assets and climate disputes while maintaining human-centred justice delivery.
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan faces potential removal following sexual assault allegations, threatening the institution's credibility and high-profile investigations into Russia and Israel.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has reiterated that the impeachment complaint accusing her of plotting against President Marcos lacks credible evidence, pointing to inconsistencies in National Bureau of Investigation files presented during trial.
Malaysia's government will table a landmark report proposing the separation of Attorney General and Public Prosecutor roles, a key institutional reform aimed at strengthening judicial independence and public confidence in the justice system.
Malaysia's Attorney General and Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi are petitioning to restore a High Court decision that had rejected the Malaysian Bar's judicial review application concerning a discontinuance of prosecution notice.
Indonesian police raids uncovered tens of millions in assets at homes and businesses across Jakarta, including gold and cash at Deputy Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah's residence, prompting military deployment and raising concerns about institutional conflict.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reiterated that Malaysia will not waver from its position on fugitive businessman Jho Low, regardless of any potential US presidential pardon, emphasising the country's unwavering commitment to the rule of law.
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The Malaysian Bar has stressed that its legal challenges involving former prime ministers Najib Razak and current Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi are grounded in constitutional principle, not personal animosity toward the individuals.