Malaysian Ex-PM Najib's Lawyers Say He Is Working to Fulfil Conditions for House Arrest
Most outlets led with the news that Malaysian former prime minister Najib Razak is working to meet the conditions for starting house arrest, as stated by his lawyers. The excerpts also noted that these conditions include paying a $12-million fine, with The Express Tribune adding that many of Najib’s assets and bank accounts remain frozen amid ongoing corruption proceedings. Business Recorder provided similar information but included a location reference (SINGAPORE) and slightly truncated the detail about frozen assets.
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Najib faces $12m hurdle for house arrest
Malaysia’s jailed former prime minister Najib Razak is working to meet the conditions required for him to serve the
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Malaysian ex-PM Najib working on conditions to start house arrest, his lawyers say
SINGAPORE: Malaysia’s jailed former prime minister, Najib Razak, is working to fulfil the conditions to leave jail and begin his house arrest, including paying a 50-million-ringgit ($12-million) fine, his lawyers said on Sunday. Najib’s ability to satisfy the condition “do not lie in his own hands” as a significant part of his assets, bank accounts and properties remain subject to freeze orde...
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Malaysian ex-PM Najib working on conditions to start house arrest, his lawyers say
Najib must pay $12m fine as many assets, bank accounts remain frozen amid corruption proceedings
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