The Online Safety Bill gives MCMC and the communications ministry far-reaching powers to block content under the pretext of protecting internet users from harm.

In an open letter to Anwar Ibrahim, they say the plan only imposes undue burdens on the industry.

What is the PM going to do to prevent what happened to him from happening to anyone else in the future?

This is a government which is increasingly intolerant of criticism, and surely it cannot be given the power to license social media platforms.

Shameful of government to exploit public outrage on recent fatal case of cyberbullying to silence free speech, says LFL.

The lawyer disputes the internet authority's claim that Hishamuddin Rais is not under investigation.

If the PM feels that he has been defamed, he must file a civil suit like all other citizens.

Rights lawyers say it is Pakatan Harapan's ultimate betrayal of its reform promises after benefiting from social media's freedom for so long.

Shamsher Singh Thind is the latest to find himself blocked for criticising government leaders.

Prime minister is again urged to stop hiding behind the royal institution to crack down on critics.

Malaysia ranked behind Thailand, scores poorly in the latest press freedom index which rates 180 countries.

The internet authority reminded that it is not a private entity but a publicly funded government body.