The former prime minister is also prohibited from speaking to the media, using social media, attending public events or taking part in political activities.
Key takeaways
Saifuddin stated that Najib’s conditional pardon includes strict conditions allowing him to live only with family members. He is also barred from using unregistered devices, making media statements, or engaging in political activities.
- Four condition categories cover residence, movement, telecommunications, and mandatory rehabilitation programmes.
- Najib may only reside with wives, children, children-in-law, and grandchildren without written permission.
- He is prohibited from using unregistered devices, making media statements, or participating in political activities.
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Former prime minister Najib Razak began serving the remainder of his six-year jail sentence for the SRC International case under house arrest on Tuesday.KUALA LUMPUR: Former prime minister Najib Razak's family is allowed to live with him while he serves the remainder of his SRC International jail sentence under house arrest, says home minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail.
Saifuddin told the Dewan Rakyat that the Federal Territories Pardons Board (FTPB) attached four categories of conditions to Najib’s conditional pardon order.
The conditions cover restrictions on residence and association, movement and visits, the use of telephones and telecommunications devices, and mandatory participation in rehabilitation and intervention programmes.
