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The conditional pardon granted to former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak will not affect the government’s commitment against corruption, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

The Prime Minister said the principle of the rule of law remains intact, and that the granting of a conditional pardon does not mean the country should bow to the practices of embezzlement and corruption.

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00:00The second is about the decision of the Baduliyah Maha Mulia and Deputy Agong
00:06to provide a reduction in the law of Dr. Seri Najib
00:14for the house and also for the $50,000,000.
00:19I am the President of the Menter, I am going to give a message about the implications of the undang
00:25-undang,
00:25about the government, about the principles of the law and the guidance of the government and the guidance of the
00:40government.
00:42But finally, the government will put the power of the Supreme Agong and I hope that we will be able
00:50to get better.
00:51But, since that's it, I want to tell you that the principles of the Supreme Agong,
01:00the decision of our to take action to all cases of the law and the law and the law and
01:07the law and the law.
01:11So, I want to tell you that all cases of the case and the case of Dr. Seri Najib that
01:17is currently running,
01:17must be moved according to the law.
01:20So, that is the case of a law.
01:23The country must be capable of and we need to be able to defend our rights and support and support
01:29all the rights in the law.
01:32In the law and the law, this country is not going to be treated as a law or a law
01:37or a law or a law to decify
01:40a country and one of the opinions of the people of us.
01:43This is our dream.
01:44Thank you so much.
01:46Assalamualaikum.
01:47That's right. There is a need for SOP to be clear in the world.
01:51That's the problem in the country.
01:52Okay.
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