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Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi has publicly supported captain Achraf Hakimi after a French court ordered the Paris Saint-Germain defender to stand trial on rape charges, while fans booed him during Friday's 1-0 World Cup victory against Scotland.
Morocco's World Cup coach has voiced support for PSG defender Achraf Hakimi, who is navigating rape allegations stemming from a 2023 incident in the Paris region. The player has consistently denied the claims.
A French appeals court has ruled that Morocco's Achraf Hakimi must face trial on rape charges. The decision marks a significant moment in a case involving one of football's prominent defenders.
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Former Damansara MP Tony Pua says he expects to be charged in connection with a Rukun Negara-related Facebook post. The politician expressed readiness to defend his position in court.
A man and four associates have been charged in connection with a fatal incident near Sri Subramaniar Temple in Tanjung Rambutan, Perak, early on May 12.
Suhaila Abd Halim, a mother of six, will stand trial after being charged with posting offensive remarks about the Agong on social media. The case centres on allegations of misusing network facilities.
The Sessions Court has sentenced the former director of Sabah's water department to eight years imprisonment and imposed a RM284.3 million fine. Execution of the sentence remains on hold as his High Court appeal proceeds.
A Sessions Court in Kangar has acquitted and discharged the son of a former Perlis Menteri Besar of charges related to false claims worth RM19,000, marking the conclusion of legal proceedings against him.