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Mohd Najib bin Abdul Razak
Najib Razak is a former Prime Minister of Malaysia. He has been serving a prison sentence at Kajang Prison since 23 August 2022 after the Federal Court upheld his SRC International conviction, and he was convicted in a separate 1MDB case on 26 December 2025. Former Prime Minister of Malaysia. Member of Parliament for Pekan until his automatic disqualification after the Federal Court ruling of 23 August 2022.
| Type | Person |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Najib Razak, Najib |
| Jurisdiction | Malaysia |
| Matters on record | 1 |
Claims and responses
Timeline
- High Court convicts Najib on seven SRC International charges and imposes 12 years and a RM210 million fine. matter
- Court of Appeal upholds the SRC conviction and sentence. matter
- Federal Court dismisses the final appeal and Najib begins serving his sentence. matter
- Pardons Board decision announced, halving the term and cutting the fine to RM50 million. matter
- High Court rules the alleged royal addendum on house arrest invalid. matter
- High Court convicts Najib on 25 charges in the main 1MDB case and sentences him. matter
- Najib's appeal against the 1MDB conviction and sentence is reported filed. matter
- Najib withdraws his appeal over the addendum ruling. matter
- Pardons Board defers his fresh clemency application. matter
- Conditional pardon announced, allowing house arrest until 23 August 2028 subject to the RM50 million fine. matter
- High Court refuses to stay the 1MDB sentence pending appeal. matter
- Federal Court allows Najib to attend, from prison, a hearing in his civil suit against a former Attorney General, indicating he had not yet moved to house arrest. matter
Sources for this profile
- Malay Mail, Najib fails in final SRC International appeal as Federal Court upholds conviction and sentence
- The Vibes, Najib to appeal 1MDB verdict, could remain in prison until 2043
- The Star (Malaysia), The King has consented to conditional pardon of house arrest for Najib
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