death penalty

Eleventh-hour reprieve: Pannir Selvam’s execution halted by Singapore court

The Malaysian death row inmate secures a crucial stay of execution, buying time for a final legal battle in Singapore

Death penalty for Zulfarhan’s killers justified: MCPF rebuts Suhakam

Crime Prevention Foundation says it believed torturing someone to death is blatant violation of human norms, especially since the six naval cadets are educated

Suhakam’s grudge against death penalty should not be with the judiciary – Hafiz Hassan  

Human Rights Commission should direct their grievances to the legislature instead as the court ruled according to the law

Death penalty still ‘unjust, ineffective’: Suhakam on six cadets being sent to gallows for Zulfarhan’s murder

Human Rights Commission says punishment is ‘inhumane’ and irreversible hence no room for rehabilitation in case of judicial error

Death row pleas: NGO calls for stronger embassy support for Malaysians arrested abroad

After her brother was sentenced to death in Singapore, Angelia Pranthaman founded Sebaran Kasih to advocate for death row inmates

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Petronas staff to be shown the door to make up losses from Petros deal?

Source claims national O&G firm is expected to see 30% revenue loss once agreed formula for natural gas distribution in Sarawak is implemented

[UPDATED] Petronas confirms ongoing productivity reviews to ‘eliminate inefficiencies’

Responding to Scoop, industry giant said it aims to become ‘operationally focused, commercially agile and cost-efficient’, but did not clarify if it is linked to Petros deal