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OriginalSourceThe Straits TimesSingaporeLeanCenterCredibilityPublished06:48 UTCRatings: AllSides, MBFCSourceThe Straits TimesSingaporeLeanCenterCredibilityPublished06:48 UTCRatings: AllSides, MBFC

“Malaysia's king warns against challenging his order allowing house arrest for ex-PM Najib”

“KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7 - Malaysia’s king warned on Saturday that any attempt to challenge his order letting former Prime Minister Najib Razak go from jail to house arrest could amount to defying his decree, a day after authorities delayed Najib’s transfer.”

Malaysia’s king warns against challenging his order for Najib’s house arrest

Key points

  • Malaysia's king warned that challenging the order could defy the royal decree.
  • Najib Razak has been jailed since 2022 for corruption and money laundering.
  • He was set to be transferred home after a 50-million-ringgit fine payment.
  • The transfer was delayed due to questions over pardon interpretation and a court order.
  • The AGC says the issue should be referred to court for a clear determination.
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    Malaysia’s king warns against challenging Najib’s house arrest.

    The house-arrest order covers Najib’s reduced six-year term, not a separate 15-year sentence from a 2025 case.

    SourcesDW08:36 UTCBloomberg03:36 UTCThe Independent05:42 UTCChannel News Asia06:03 UTCReuters06:46 UTCThe Straits Times06:48 UTCSouth China Morning Post07:32 UTCBangkok Post07:33 UTC
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    Malaysia’s king warns against challenging Najib’s house arrest.

    The house-arrest order covers Najib’s reduced six-year term, not a separate 15-year sentence from a 2025 case.
    SourcesDW08:36 UTCBloomberg03:36 UTCThe Independent05:42 UTCChannel News Asia06:03 UTCReuters06:46 UTCThe Straits Times06:48 UTCSouth China Morning Post07:32 UTCBangkok Post07:33 UTC
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