Kedah Police Launch 69 Disciplinary Cases in First Half of 2025
Kedah police opened 69 disciplinary cases involving 90 personnel during the first six months of 2025, marking a significant decrease compared to 155 cases in the same period of 2024.
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Philippines Interior Chief Attributes Protest Death to Unregistered Firearm, Not Police
The Philippines Interior Secretary claims a bystander killed during September's anti-corruption protests died from a stray bullet fired by an unregistered civilian firearm, not police weapons, citing serial number tracing.
High Court Orders Government and Police to Pay RM195,000 to Activists Over 2021 Vigil Arrests
A High Court judgment has mandated that Malaysia's government and police pay RM195,000 in damages to 13 activists arrested during an unlawful 2021 vigil, marking a significant legal victory for civil liberties.
Government Must Pay RM195,000 Over 2021 Vigil Arrests, High Court Rules
Malaysia's High Court has mandated the government pay RM195,000 to 13 people arrested during a 2021 vigil at Dataran Merdeka, finding the state vicariously liable for unlawful police detention.
Firm Action Essential To Uphold Public Trust In Police - Lee Lam Thye
The head of the Alliance for a Safe Community has urged authorities to pursue misconduct allegations against police personnel with absolute firmness, warning that such breaches threaten Malaysia's law enforcement reputation.
Police Must Maintain Standards, Says Saifuddin After Arresting 12 Officers in Extortion Case
Malaysia's Home Minister has pledged that the police force maintains zero tolerance for misconduct, following the arrest of 12 officers accused of extorting a Vanuatu national.
IPCC Records 1,635 Complaints in Three Years, with Three-Quarters Successfully Resolved
The Independent Police Conduct Commission has processed 1,635 public complaints since launching in 2023, resolving 76 per cent of cases. Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution credits the figures to growing public confidence in police accountability.
Deaf Grab Driver Takes Legal Action Against Police and Government Over Alleged Assault and Coercion
A deaf Grab driver in Malaysia has launched legal proceedings against police and the government, alleging physical assault and alleged coercion to withdraw his complaint. The case raises critical questions about accessibility and procedural fairness.
Death of Moroccan man in Italian police custody sparks investigation and diplomatic tensions
A Moroccan man's death during police arrest in Italy has triggered diplomatic demands for accountability, street protests, and an official investigation, with both nations calling for transparency.
South Korean Police Missed Critical Window in Murder Case After Encountering Suspect Just Metres Away
South Korean police came within 2 metres of a naked, blood-covered murder suspect but failed to apprehend him in July, according to released surveillance footage. The officers did not know a killing had occurred at the time.
Indian police arrest dozens as outrage over child's death sparks violent protests
Indian authorities arrested 35 people for violence and vandalism during protests following the rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl in West Bengal. One of four arrested suspects was shot dead by police.