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Liew Chin Tong: Govt approved RM15.77m grant for Suhakam in 2025 to cover operational costs, up RM2.2m from last year

Malay Mail

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July 8, 2026

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Liew Chin Tong: Govt approved RM15.77m grant for Suhakam in 2025 to cover operational costs, up RM2.2m from last year

KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 — The government, through the Ministry of Finance (MOF), approved a grant of RM15.77 million...

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