1 of 1
Story summary
- Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of Malaysia faces a setback after lawmakers failed to pass a constitutional amendment limiting the prime minister's tenure to two terms.
- The amendment fell short by two votes despite the government's parliamentary supermajority, with opposition lawmakers abstaining and coalition MPs absent.
- Wong Chen, a representative from Anwar Ibrahim's People’s Justice Party (PKR), emphasized the need to investigate coalition MPs' attendance during the crucial vote.
