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Calls Grow for Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Chief to Resign

2/12/2026

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Azam Baki, Malaysia's anti-corruption chief, faces renewed calls for resignation amid misconduct and shareholding violations.
Reports indicate he held shares exceeding the legal limit for public officials, which Azam Baki denies.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim defended him, urging critics to consider his explanations.
The Public Service Department said it would review outdated rules on share ownership, without specifically addressing the Azam Baki allegations.

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Azam Baki, Malaysia's anti-corruption chief, faces renewed calls for resignation amid misconduct and shareholding violations.
Reports indicate he held shares exceeding the legal limit for public officials, which Azam Baki denies.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim defended him, urging critics to consider his explanations.
The Public Service Department said it would review outdated rules on share ownership, without specifically addressing the Azam Baki allegations.