Malaysia's King allows former leader Najib to serve rest of his graft sentence under house arrest
It marked an unprecedented use of house arrest as a form of royal clemency in Malaysia and could renew debate over royal powers, the rule of law and the treatment of Malaysia's most prominent corruption convict
· 9/18/2026, 5:36:26 AM· 2 min read
It marked an unprecedented use of house arrest as a form of royal clemency in Malaysia and could renew debate over royal powers, the rule of law and the treatment of Malaysia's most prominent corruption convict
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