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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim assured that the government will continue defending the country’s judiciary independence at all costs.
He also rubbished the allegations over disconcerting rumblings’ that the executive arm of the organs of the state is interfering with due process and strong-arming the judiciary.
He also rubbished the allegations over disconcerting rumblings’ that the executive arm of the organs of the state is interfering with due process and strong-arming the judiciary.
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