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New Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill aims to overhaul Malaysia’s maritime dispute framework
KUALA LUMPUR, July 13 — The Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill 2026, which seeks to govern maritime matters and disputes...
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Malay Mail
· Jul 9, 2026
Govt reviewing maritime laws, mulls tougher penalties for marine pollution offences
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· Jul 13, 2026
General : Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill 2026 Referred To Special Select Committee
KUALA LUMPUR, July 13 (Bernama) -- The Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill 2026, which seeks to govern maritime matters and disputes within the shipping industry, has been referred to the Dewan Rakyat Special Select Committee for further scrutiny.
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· Jul 3, 2026
Pemisahan kuasa peguam negara, pendakwa raya perlu seimbang
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NL Times
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Related coverage for "New Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill aims to overhaul Malaysia’s maritime dispute framework": Malay Mail — Govt reviewing maritime laws, mulls tougher penalties for marine pollution offences. BERNAMA — General : Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill 2026 Referred To Special Select Committee. Utusan Malaysia — Pemisahan kuasa peguam negara, pendakwa raya perlu seimbang. MyJoyOnline — Parliament approves new law to combat piracy, maritime crime. Daily Sabah — Can Türkiye replace Norway as Malaysia’s naval partner?. South China Morning Post — Malaysia, Thailand make peace over seafood dispute after Anwar and Anutin meet. Malaysiakini — KINIGUIDE | Cybercrimes Bill: Protection with a dash of govt spying on critics?. Arab Times Online — Singapore Expresses Concern After Vessel Hit Near Hormuz, While Iran’s IRGC Rejects New Shipping Route Without Its Approval. Borneo Bulletin — Malaysia must build future-ready maritime economy. Off The Press — US, Philippines Lead 10 Nation Coalition Protecting South China Sea. NL Times — New law will let Dutch gov’t force companies to produce for defense. CityNews Montreal — Malaysia extends search for MH370 for another year, keeping families’ hopes alive