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New Asean declarations usable in court despite non-binding status: AICHR chairman

Edmund Bon says although environmental rights, right to development declarations considered ‘soft law’, the aim is to set regional human rights standard that can influence rulings

‘Nothing to fear’, signing Rome Statute won’t affect YDPA or rulers: AICHR chairman

Edmund Bon says Malaysia is more than ready to join the International Criminal Court and dismisses royal immunity concerns as politically driven distractions

AICHR to finalise five-year plan addressing AI, climate, security risks in June

Five-Year Work Plan (2026-2030) aims to build a responsive framework for human rights development in region, aligned with broader Asean goals for peace, resilience

Malaysia pushes Asean for urgent action on refugees, forced labour and conflict

AICHR chair Edmund Bon Tai Soon urges swift regional response, says true development must go beyond economic growth to protect human rights and societal well-being

Malaysia anjur perbincangan strategik perkasa agenda hak asasi manusia Asean

Perbincangan selama dua hari itu ini adalah sebahagian daripada inisiatif Malaysia dalam menerajui Asean dan perkukuh komitmen AICHR

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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

Ex-national basketball player arrested for alleged sexual harassment against students

Cheras top cop confirms source's claims, says 36-year-old suspect also has multiple simillar reports lodged against him before; source questions why MoE allowed him to teach

Property overhang trend in Penang tapers, but long-term solutions remain crucial: Experts

Industry observers call for targeted interventions to resolve the state's housing glut problem