A poster for a protest planned against Malaysia’s anti-corruption chief. Photo: Internet
Malaysians to protest after Securities Commission probe into claims of improper stock trading by anti-corruption chief Azam Baki is ‘inconclusive’
- Top graft-buster has dominated headlines for weeks since whistle-blower revealed he owned stocks worth more than the US$24,000 limit
- Azam, who says his brother bought the shares, has escaped censure from the commission, but the news will only rile opponents planning to protest this weekend
A poster for a protest planned against Malaysia’s anti-corruption chief. Photo: Internet