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Najib Razak House Arrest Controversy

Confirmed: Sultan Ibrahim grants Najib house arrest

Malaysia’s king approved moving former prime minister Najib Razak, convicted of theft, from prison to house arrest to serve his sentence. He is set to serve the term at home rather than in a cell.

The decision replaces jail time with confinement at his residence. It clears the way for him to leave prison and serve the sentence under restrictions at home.

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