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Malaysia's Home Ministry expects to compile preliminary data on Myanmar refugees by the fourth quarter of 2024 through its Refugee Registration Document programme, with verified individuals prioritised for repatriation.
Malaysia's Home Minister has ordered an urgent, transparent investigation into the deaths of three police officers who died in an electrocution incident in Beaufort, Sabah, signalling the government's commitment to accountability.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has initiated systematic identification and security screening of Rohingya refugees held in immigration detention facilities, paving the way for the repatriation of 5,000 Myanmar nationals after bilateral negotiations succeeded.
Malaysia's Home Ministry will continue consultations with stakeholders before reintroducing proposed Prisons Act amendments designed to shield prison officers performing duties lawfully, clarifying these changes do not grant immunity.
Malaysia's Home Ministry aims to finalise a comprehensive refugee registration database by December 2024 through its Refugee Registration Document programme, enhancing identity verification and systematic management of refugee populations.
Malaysia's Home Ministry launched the MADANI Strategic Partnership Programme in Lenggong, bringing police, immigration, and anti-drugs services directly to residents while promoting community engagement on security issues.
Malaysia's Home Ministry reports 3,640 pending citizenship applications in Sabah, with efforts underway to accelerate processing through enhanced procedures and expanded outreach programmes.
The Home Ministry has begun investigating claims of immigration system abuse connected to Network School operations in the Forest City development. The inquiry examines whether procedures were properly followed.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has initiated an investigation into operational matters at Network School within the Forest City development in Johor, signalling regulatory scrutiny of educational institutions in the controversial waterfront project.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has clarified that additional field duties imposed on police personnel serve as a disciplinary mechanism rather than physical punishment, following scrutiny over a policeman's death in Sepang.
Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution announced a multi-agency infrastructure initiative in Johor, encompassing police facilities, immigration upgrades, and prison improvements to bolster security and service delivery.
Malaysia evaluates citizenship applications individually based on documented facts and legal provisions, with the Home Ministry targeting one-year processing times. Deputy Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Shamsul Anuar Nasarah confirmed eligibility pathways remain open despite documentation challenges.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has committed more than RM429 million since 2023 to enhance the welfare of enforcement personnel and operational capabilities across Johor, covering police, immigration, and prisons departments.
Malaysia's Home Ministry is intensifying efforts to combat surging synthetic drug trafficking, citing nearly 239,000 arrests over three years and deploying advanced surveillance technology across the country.
Home Minister Saifuddin has clarified that MACC officers are not under investigation regarding the disappearance of Sarawakian businesswoman Pamela Ling, who allegedly vanished while travelling to the agency's headquarters.