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Probes on protesters halted, rallies no longer require venue owner approval: PM

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says govt will amend Peaceful Assembly Act, moratorium placed so police don’t take action if five-day notice given, no criminal elements involved

Foreign Ministry urges Malaysians in Kenya to remain vigilant amid protests

Ministry is monitoring closely the on-going street protests, advises Malaysians to follow latest updates by local authorities

Outcry in Israel: ‘largest’ anti-Netanyahu protests since Oct 7

Massive demonstrations in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem over the weekend signalled mounting rejection by Israel’s citizens of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his regime’s prolonged war on Gaza and failure to secure the return of hostages.

Home Ministry open to easing handling of applications under Peaceful Assembly Act

The Home Ministry is open to proposals to streamline police procedures in handling applications for assembly permits under the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012.

Women’s March to proceed on Saturday after police accept fifth notice

Police have accepted a notice for a peaceful protest by Women’s March Malaysia (WWM) and will allow the assembly to proceed this Saturday.
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Sarjit admits tough Australia tour key to Speedy Tigers’ growth

National coach prioritises player development over results in challenging six-match series

Vehicles plough into pedestrians in vicious hit-and-run attack near Old Klang Road

Two individuals left injured as sedan and pickup truck deliberately ram into group, police probe attempted murder

Budget 2025: KBS urged to collaborate with KPKT for grassroots talent development

National junior hockey coach calls for increased funding and joint efforts between Youth and Sports Ministry and Housing and Local Government Ministry to utilise underused facilities and nurture future athletes for the 2027 SEA Games

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