Do not spread false information that could affect investigation, urges Penang top cop

Diplomatic mission says supposed warning is disinformation, fake news

Masseuse who faked marriage certificate between herself, royal family member faces two years imprisonment, RM500,000 fine

Public urged to remain vigilant, verify information before being misled by fake accounts on social media

Only seven pct of students last year were international, reflecting balance between international openness, priority for local students

Commission yet to make official announcement regarding Sabah State Legislative Assembly dissolution

Report lodged with Communications Ministry investigate TikTok account holder who spread recording, says Fahmi Ngah

Be aware, keep up with changes in communication landscape, especially social media, says MB

Irresponsible act of fraud can image of monarchy, says Pahang Palace

Accused from Kuala Nerang, Kuantan, Penang also had their phones seized

Company to reportedly answer for delays in cooperating with police to address the spread of fake news

Minister condemns attempts to spread slander, exploit issue for personal gain

Single mother of three faces two years' imprisonment, fine if convicted

Video on social media dismissed as attempt to undermine longstanding defence, diplomatic ties

Agency warns of potential disruption to investigations into Form 1 student's death

Legal action to be taken against those involved in producing, spreading video

KOTA KINABALU, July 31 — Istana Seri Kinabalu has strongly denied viral social media allegations claiming that a member of the family of Sabah Governor Tun Musa Aman is linked to the recent death of a Form One student at a school in Papar.

BENGALURU, July 1 — Draft legislation by India's tech hub state of Karnataka that would impose jail terms of up to seven years for spreading "fake news" and other misinformation has stirred concerns among free speech activists that it could lead to censorship.

KUALA LUMPUR, June 21 — Parti Keadilan Rakyat has clarified that newly appointed Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Datuk Seri Mohd Khalid Ismail has never been a member of the party, let alone held any position within it, contrary to claims published on the social media page of a local news outlet yesterday.

KUALA LUMPUR, May 29 — Two Parti Keadilan Rakyat MPs have denied allegations that they, along with nine others, have withdrawn their support for party president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, who is also serving as Prime Minister.