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Muslims celebrate at the entrance of the Palace of Justice in Kuala Lumpur after a verdict that denied Lina Joy, a Muslim convert, to be recognized as a Christian, in a landmark case that tested the limits of religious freedom in the country, May 30, 2007.

U.S. Commission Cites Malaysia for Alleged Religious Freedom Violations

Pastor Raymond Koh’s abduction emblematic of disregard for human rights, report says.

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Malaysian Foreign Minister Calls for Upgraded Naval Assets

Saifuddin Abdullah says the nation must be prepared to protect South China Sea coasts.
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Survey: Malaysian Women Agree Muslim Men Can Practice Polygamy

Sisters in Islam found about 21 percent of Muslim women believe a husband can beat his wife.
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Malaysia’s 2020 Budget Includes Program to Reduce Reliance on Foreign Workers

Proposed $70.95 billion spending plan is down 5.5 percent from 2019 budget but increases security spending.
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2 Politicians Among Suspects Caught in Malaysia with Alleged Tamil Tiger Links

Sri Lankan rebel group has been defunct for a decade, Democratic Action Party officials say.
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Malaysian MPs Discard Law against Fake News

Utusan Malaysia, the country’s oldest Malay newspaper, announces operational shutdown due to its incapability to shoulder debts.
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Malaysia: Najib’s Brother, Others Ordered to Return Millions in 1MDB Funds

Eighty individuals and organizations are to pay back $100 million, or face fines, MACC chief says.
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At Syrian Camp, Uncertain Future for Orphans of Foreign IS Fighters

Rising Intolerance, Sinking Hopes in Malaysia

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