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Media melaporkan seorang ahli parlimen PAS hari ini menuntut penjelasan daripada Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (JAKIM) berhubung peranannya dalam memastikan bekalan ayam halal untuk pengguna Islam terpelihara. Ini susulan penemuan sebuah rumah sembelihan ayam di Puchong, yang membekalkan ayam mentah kepada kedai makan Muslim, yang didakwa menggunakan kaedah renjatan elektrik yang boleh menyebabkan haiwan itu mati sebelum disembelih mengikut kehendak syarak. Puan Salamiah Mohd Nor (PN-Temerloh) berkata syarikat berkenaan telah beroperasi selama bertahun-tahun tanpa pensijilan halal, sambil mempersoalkan bagaimana kegiatan itu boleh terlepas daripada perhatian pihak berkuasa berkaitan. "Siapa pemilik syarikat ini? Kenapa sebelum ini tiada tindakan diambil? "Ini bukan sekadar soal penguatkuasaan atau kebersihan makanan, tetapi sudah menyentuh hak umat Islam untuk mendapatkan makanan yang benar-benar halal dan menepati kehendak syarak," katanya ketika membahaskan Rang Unda...

The appointment of the new Director-General of the Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) must be carried out based on merit, integrity, and operational experience, in addition to being suggested for screening by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (SPRM). Malaysian Corruption Watch (MCW) President Encik Jais Abdul Karim ( picture, top ) stated that, in principle, his organization respects the statement by the Minister of Home Affairs that the successor to the AKPS Director-General will be appointed from among Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) officers. "However, that appointment must be based on merit, integrity, operational experience, and the capacity to carry out institutional reform, not merely on seniority or administrative suitability. "AKPS is a strategic agency facing risks of smuggling, cross-border corruption, human trafficking, abuse of power, and the possible involvement of organized crime syndicates," Malay daily Harian Metro quoted him as saying in a...

In August, the Sessions Court ordered social media influencer Ariz Ramli (left) better known as Caprice, to pay preacher Ebit Irawan Ibrahim Lew RM200,000 in damages for defamation. The Sessions Court in Shah Alam, Selangor, today dismissed social media influencer Caprice’s application to stay payment of RM200,000 in damages to Islamic preacher Encik Ebit Irawan Ibrahim Lew for defaming him in 2023. Judge Puan Zuhrina Nor, as reported by Malaysian official news agency Bernama , rejected the appeal filed by Encik  Ariz Ramli, 40, better known as  Caprice, in August against the court’s decision in a defamation suit brought by Ebit over seven allegedly defamatory statements made in podcasts and video clips published by the influencer. The court also ordered Caprice to pay RM20,000 in costs. On 17 August, the Sessions Court ordered Caprice to pay Ebit RM200,000 in damages for defamation. The court ordered Caprice to pay RM50,000 each in general, exemplary, compensatory and aggrava...