Fahmi Assures Media Freedom Will Remain A Priority For The Govt

Fahmi also reminded all media practitioners to continue adhering to the ethics of journalism and the Content Code.

by Bernama

Ismail Sabri Assures That Govt Has Nothing To Hide & Will Not Interfere With Media Freedom

The Prime Minister hoped that the check-and-balance practice will continue to avoid any misreporting that would undermine the integrity and trust of the media.

by Ivyna Ong

M'sian Journalist Named 'Info Hero' By International NGO While Under Police Investigation

She is still facing a possible two-year jail sentence for her report.

by Alyssa Pong

What IoJ And Jahabar Sadiq Have To Say About The Star's Front Page Controversy

The journo group wants the government to repeal repressive laws that impugn on freedom of speech.

by Sadho Ram

Najib Warns News Outlets From Publishing News On "Sensitive Issues"

"Nevertheless, reported news and opinions expressed cannot at all touch on sensitive issues that can incite the people, especially to drive them against one another."

by Nandini Balakrishnan

UK Reporter Barred From Sarawak Event After Asking Najib If He Will Resign As PM

Jonathan Miller from Channel 4 News was barred from attending a press meeting in Kuching, Sarawak on 7 May.

by Tang Ruxyn

Why Did Malaysian Authorities Arrest ABC’s Journalists After That Press Con?

The Australian media duo have been released but are still not allowed to leave Malaysia, pending investigation.

by Nandini Balakrishnan

The Malaysian Insider was banned to maintain peace, says Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The United States is "very concerned" about Malaysia's recent restrictions on the domestic and international reporting on Malaysian current affairs.

Updated from: America Wants Malaysia To Respect Freedom Of Speech And Let Malaysians Say What They Want

by Tang Ruxyn