It's official. Malaysia's former PM Najib Razak's sentence for first 1MDB conviction halved from 12 to 6 years w/ fine reduced from RM210m to RM50m. He shows no remorse as Malaysians pay billions due to scandal. Rule of law, invsmt confidence, trust undercut by pardon decision. pic.twitter.com/2xWw1GAqw4
BREAKING NEWS | The Pardons Board approved the application by former PM Najib Razak and to half his jail sentence and fine. It is agreed that he will be released earlier on Aug 23, 2028 and the fine is reduced from 210 million ringgit to 50 million ringgit. If the fine is unpaid,… pic.twitter.com/g5cmeDU6Xw
Pardons Board has decided that the punishment for Najib Razak is to be granted a 50% reduction. He will be released earlier on Aug 23 2028, with a fine reduction from RM210mil to RM50mil. If this fine is unpaid, his jail sentence will be extended by a year to Aug 23 2029. pic.twitter.com/zSt56quY8j
It's official. Malaysia's former PM Najib Razak's sentence for first 1MDB conviction halved from 12 to 6 years w/ fine reduced from RM210m to RM50m. He shows no remorse as Malaysians pay billions due to scandal. Rule of law, invsmt confidence, trust undercut by pardon decision. pic.twitter.com/2xWw1GAqw4
BREAKING NEWS | The Pardons Board approved the application by former PM Najib Razak and to half his jail sentence and fine. It is agreed that he will be released earlier on Aug 23, 2028 and the fine is reduced from 210 million ringgit to 50 million ringgit. If the fine is unpaid,… pic.twitter.com/g5cmeDU6Xw
Pardons Board has decided that the punishment for Najib Razak is to be granted a 50% reduction. He will be released earlier on Aug 23 2028, with a fine reduction from RM210mil to RM50mil. If this fine is unpaid, his jail sentence will be extended by a year to Aug 23 2029. pic.twitter.com/zSt56quY8j
Using "the past 30 years" as the timeline, leads to misleading results since #Vietnam lost the Paracel islands in 1974 & 6 reefs in the Spratly Islands in 1988, so the past 50 years would be more accurate.
A College of Psychologists of Ontario panel ordered Jordan Peterson in November to complete an “education or remedial program … regarding professionalism in public statements.” Peterson then took that regulatory body to court.
That’s according to a ruling last week by three Ontario Superior Court of Justice judges, who unanimously rejected Peterson’s appeal. They dismissed Peterson’s application for judicial review and ordered him to pay the college $25,000.
The ruling says Peterson, a professor emeritus at the University of Toronto, stopped seeing patients in 2017 but “maintains his membership in the college and refers to himself in his public statements as a clinical psychologist.”
“Since at least 2018, the college has received complaints about Dr. Peterson’s public statements,” the ruling said. “Some complaints have been formal, but many were ‘tweeted’ to the college via the social media platform Twitter, and often involved Dr. Peterson’s views on topics of social and political interest, including transgender questions, racism, overpopulation and the response to COVID-19.”
Among those complained-about comments, according to the ruling: in January 2022, on Joe Rogan’s podcast, Peterson said of air pollution and child deaths that “it’s just poor children, and the world has too many people on it anyways,” and, in June 2022, Peterson misgendered a transgender actor, tweeting that the actor “just had her breasts removed by a criminal physician.”
An Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee of the college ordered Peterson in November to “enter a coaching program … to begin within three months and be completed within 12 months. Costs associated with the coaching were to be borne by Dr. Peterson.”
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