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    Should the police be under their own ministry?

    June 29, 2025 By MCPF Penang 4

    The recent suggestion by now-former inspector-general of police Razarudin Husain to place the police under a standalone ministry has reignited debate over the institutional structure and independence of Malaysia’s policing system. The proposal, while not unprecedented globally, warrants careful scrutiny in the Malaysian context where issues of governance, accountability and political neutrality remain under constant…

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    Malaysia’s enforcement of speed limiters is a welcome start, but the future of road safety lies in smarter, real-time systems

    June 23, 2025 By MCPF Penang 1

    Malaysia’s decision to enforce mandatory checks and certifications for Speed Limiting Devices (SLDs) on buses and heavy vehicles beginning this October reflects a welcome seriousness from the government in addressing a long-standing road safety issue. Transport Minister Anthony Loke’s recent announcement marks a necessary step forward, especially in the wake of tragic accidents that have…

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    Glaring gap in the system of dealing with financial crime

    June 11, 2025 By MCPF Penang 2

    The recent closure of another financial crime case raises critical questions about the capacity and willingness of the criminal justice system to prosecute white-collar crime in Malaysia. At the heart of the controversy is a scheme that lured investors with promises of high, stable monthly returns. Many of the victims, including pensioners, civil servants, and…

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    Police officers must act solely based on legal grounds, evidence, and public interest

    May 18, 2025 By MCPF Penang 11

    Malaysia continues to be recognised as one of the safest countries in Southeast Asia and enjoys a relatively stable public security environment. According to the Global Peace Index and various crime index rankings, Malaysia consistently fares better than many other nations in terms of safety and low violent crime rates. This positive outcome is due,…

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    A call for greater transparency, independence, and integrity in the appointment of IGP, deputy IGP

    April 28, 2025 By MCPF Penang 12

    The appointment of Malaysia’s Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIGP) is not merely an administrative formality; it is a decision that carries profound implications for the country’s democracy, rule of law, and public trust in the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM). At present, these appointments are legally governed by Article 140 of…

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    Time for Malaysia to reconsider e-waste processing

    April 21, 2025 By MCPF Penang 9

    The recent revelation of a massive illegal e-waste processing facility in Sungai Siput, Perak, worth an estimated RM1.3 billion has raised serious questions about Malaysia’s role in the global waste trade. The raid, carried out in February, exposed the scale and audacity of these illicit operations. More importantly, it highlighted deep flaws in enforcement and…

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    Police must uphold integrity, and not indulge in festive public relations ‘stunts’ and high-profile walkabouts

    April 15, 2025 By MCPF Penang 10

    It has come to public attention that in Malaysia, it has become an annual tradition for the police force to host open house events during major festive celebrations such as Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year, and Deepavali. These events, while couched as community engagement initiatives, typically involve the provision of food and beverages, and…

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    218th Police Day: Ensuring a safer Malaysia, a collective responsibility

    March 25, 2025 By MCPF Penang 25

    The 218th anniversary of the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) today serves as a reminder of the force’s long-standing commitment to national security and public safety. Over the years, the force has played a crucial role in maintaining law and order, ensuring Malaysia remains a safe and stable country. However, as highlighted by Inspector-General of Police…

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