Malaysian Police Deny Movement Restrictions on Activist

Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) Denies Movement Restrictions on Activist Fahmi Reza Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) has officially denied allegations that activist Fahmi Reza has been subjected to movement restrictions. Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Razarudin Hussien, clarified in a statement on Sunday that Reza is merely listed for movement monitoring purposes, as part of an ongoing investigation. "There are no official restrictions," Hussien stated. The statement addresses recent media reports and public reactions concerning Reza's status. PDRM emphasized that the monitoring is a standard procedure and not intended to restrict his movement. The Inspector-General also acknowledged that a previous communication regarding movement restrictions was issued in error during a review of exit permits. This error is currently under review and appropriate measures will be taken to rectify the procedure. The Prime Minister's office will continue to monitor the situation. PDRM assures the public of their commitment to upholding freedom of movement for all Malaysians, in line with immigration regulations and relevant laws. This incident highlights the importance of accurate information dissemination and the need for transparency in government processes.