Summary
- PH reaffirmed its commitment to fighting corruption and abuse of power.
- It said corruption cases should be investigated without compromise.
- Those convicted in high-profile cases should serve their full court-imposed sentences.
- PH stressed judicial independence and respect for the rule of law.
KUALA LUMPUR, September 9 — Pakatan Harapan said 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, the coalition reaffirmed support for the government’s campaign against corruption, leakages and abuse of power. PH said ongoing judicial proceedings should be allowed to conclude independently,
And without perceptions of outside considerations influencing the process. The coalition said Malaysia had worked to rebuild confidence in its institutions and governance.
Following high-profile corruption cases that damaged the country’s international reputation. PH pledged to continue defending institutional reform, the Constitution and rule of law.
