Anwar vows government won't interfere in judiciary decisions

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reaffirmed the government's commitment to judicial independence, stating there will be no interference in court decisions. He emphasized the need for credible and independent judicial appointments free from conflicts of interest. Anwar addressed concerns raised by the Bar Council regarding potential interference in judicial appointments. He highlighted the importance of oversight by independent bodies to maintain checks and balances within the judiciary. He clarified that the government has not interfered in any ongoing court cases, including those involving high-profile individuals. Anwar stated that he has not discussed any cases with judges.