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BN and UMNO will not tolerate breach of trust or mismanagement at Tabung Haji, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid declared, as Parliament prepares to debate the Royal Commission of Inquiry report.
Datuk Seri Najib Razak has questioned what he views as inconsistent treatment of National Audit Department findings regarding Tabung Haji's operations, raising broader questions about institutional credibility.
Former ICC prosecutor Karim Khan will be remembered for securing arrest warrants against Russian and Israeli leaders, yet his legacy is permanently stained by workplace misconduct that led to his dismissal and institutional damage.
Malaysian experts are urging the government to urgently release the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji, citing the need for transparency, public accountability, and depositor protection at the Muslim pilgrimage savings institution.
Senior Amanah politician Datuk Seri Dr Mujahid Yusof Rawa has renewed calls for the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji to be made public, arguing transparency is essential to restore confidence in the institution and settle longstanding disputes.
A Malaysian legal professional has lodged serious allegations of sexual misconduct against International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan, triggering a high-profile institutional crisis with global ramifications.
A Bengaluru daycare has rejected abuse allegations, claiming two terminated employees fabricated viral videos showing infant mistreatment to extort money and secure reinstatement after being fired for workplace misconduct.
Relatives of a deceased tahfiz student are weighing a judicial review after authorities decided to close the investigation without further action, questioning the thoroughness of the probe.
A private college employee entered a not guilty plea at Shah Alam Sessions Court to multiple charges involving sexual assault allegations against two teenage boys.
Malaysia's Health Ministry has established a special committee to probe allegations of misconduct by its medical officers related to the Taiping Prison riot that occurred in January last year.
The government is considering a proposal by several MPs to access closed-circuit television footage from the Taiping Prison incident that resulted in an inmate's death. Deputy Minister M. Kulasegaran supports the measure in principle but says legal complexities need resolution.
The Christian Brothers order in Australia has obtained a court order to pause abuse compensation cases, warning it faces financial ruin. The order has already paid A$480 million to victims since 1980.