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An investigation into alleged police assault allegations has languished for six months at the Attorney General's Chambers, with police waiting for prosecution guidance, according to Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail.
Malaysia's Home Minister has directed authorities to launch an immediate, transparent investigation into the deaths of three police officers who died in an electrical shock incident in Beaufort, Sabah.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has commenced identifying and screening Rohingya refugees in preparation for repatriating 5,000 Myanmar nationals, following a bilateral agreement between the two governments.
Twelve police officers have been arrested in connection with alleged extortion involving a Vanuatu national. Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution says the force maintains strict standards against wrongdoing.
Malaysia's Home Ministry will intensify consultations with all stakeholders before resubmitting proposed amendments to the Prisons Act, aimed at safeguarding prison officers who act in good faith during their duties.
Malaysia's School Liaison Officers do more than prevent bullying, says Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution, citing their broader mandate to monitor all student safety and welfare issues alongside National Anti-Drugs Agency personnel.
Malaysia's Home Ministry expects to finalize a comprehensive refugee registration database before 2025 ends, marking a key step in systematic refugee management aligned with national security protocols.
Malaysia's Immigration Department is actively searching for 19 foreign visitors whose movements cannot be verified in connection with Network School operations in Forest City, Johor, which faces allegations involving Israeli nationals.
The Home Ministry's MADANI Strategic Partnership Programme brought government services directly to Lenggong residents, with 1,190 participants joining recreational activities while accessing KDN agency counters and learning about policing, immigration, and anti-drugs initiatives.
Malaysia's Home Ministry disclosed that 3,640 citizenship applications in Sabah remain unresolved as of May, with only 10 approved. The ministry has introduced streamlined procedures and expanded support programmes to accelerate decisions.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has initiated a formal investigation into suspected immigration violations connected to Network School, located within the Forest City development in Johor Bahru.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has initiated an investigation into the operations of Network School located within Forest City development in Johor, citing various operational irregularities requiring official scrutiny.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has defended the use of extra drills and field duties in the Royal Malaysia Police as a disciplinary mechanism rather than physical punishment, citing a framework that limits such duties to four hours daily over five days maximum.
Malaysia's Home Ministry will review citizenship naturalisation procedures across multiple agencies following recommendations from the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission, with focus on strengthening governance and transparency.
The Home Ministry plans comprehensive development initiatives across Johor involving police, immigration, prisons and maritime agencies to enhance security infrastructure and operational efficiency ahead of state elections.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has committed more than RM429 million since 2023 to enhance the welfare of enforcement personnel and strengthen operational capacity across Johor's police, immigration, and prisons departments.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has raised alarm over begging activities involving foreigners and children, suggesting links to criminal syndicates. Enforcement operations have intensified across Kuala Lumpur.