Cabinet Denies Instructing AGC to Apply for Gag Order on Najib's Case
2025-01-15
Free Malaysia Today
The Cabinet has denied instructing the Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC) to apply for a gag order to stop public discussion on Najib Razak's case, according to government spokesman Fahmi Fadzil. This move comes as a surprise, with many expecting the government to take a stance on the matter. The decision highlights the importance of freedom of speech in Malaysia, allowing citizens to engage in public discourse on high-profile cases like Najib's. With the court's decision pending, the public remains eager for updates on the case. Keywords like 'gag order' and 'Najib Razak' are being closely watched by the media and the public. The government's stance on the matter is crucial in maintaining transparency and accountability.