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Those convicted of corruption should serve full court sentences, Pakatan says ahead of Najib pardon bid

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 — Pakatan Harapan (PH) has maintained that individuals convicted of corruption or abuse of power, particularly in high-profile cases, should serve the full...

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希望联盟在纳吉布寻求赦免前表示,所有被判贪污罪的人都应该服满全部刑期。

Pakatan Harapan (PH) has emphasized that individuals convicted of corruption or abuse of power must serve their full sentences, stressing the importance of an independent and orderly judicial process to maintain public confidence.

The coalition highlighted Malaysia's improved international standing due to recent anti-corruption efforts and expressed support for ongoing government initiatives to combat corruption and enhance governance.

Additionally, the PH statement comes amid anticipation of a Federal Territories Pardons Board meeting, where a pardon application by former Prime Minister Najib Razak is reportedly to be considered, though he is not specifically mentioned in their statement.

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 — Pakatan Harapan (PH) has maintained that individuals convicted of corruption or abuse of power, particularly in high-profile cases, should serve the full sentences imposed by the courts.

In a statement posted on Facebook last night, the coalition said the rule of law also required ongoing judicial proceedings to be allowed to conclude independently and in an orderly manner.

“Any decision involving high-profile cases must take into account public confidence in the country’s commitment to implementing the agenda,” it said.

PH said previous high-profile corruption cases had damaged Malaysia’s international reputation, while recent efforts had helped rebuild confidence in the country’s institutions and governance.

The coalition also expressed support for the government’s efforts to combat corruption, financial leakages and abuse of power, while reaffirming its commitment to institutional reform.

The statement came ahead of a reported Federal Territories Pardons Board meeting scheduled for Friday.

Sin Chew Dail y reported that a fresh pardon application by imprisoned former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak was expected to be among the matters considered by the board.

The PH statement did not mention Najib, the application or the Pardons Board meeting.

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