The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
A senior Federal Court judge has warned that Malaysia's evidence laws are falling behind the rapid pace of digital innovation, urging lawmakers to update legislation that governs how courts assess electronic communications, digital records, and complex forensic evidence in litigation.
A Japanese mother is suing the state after her 16-year-old daughter died from emaciation following 18 days of detention and interrogation. The case highlights ongoing concerns about Japan's 'hostage justice' system.
Malaysia's Anti-Bullying Act 2026 introduces a landmark provision holding parents jointly liable for bullying committed by their children. The government has established a dedicated tribunal with 56 specialists to combat rising bullying cases.