The prime minister particularly takes issue with opposition against proposed redevelopment law.

UPDATED 7.49PM | They were expected to face criminal charges in April.

UPDATED 1.38PM | Sekretariat Rakyat Benci Rasuah submits memorandum to MP near Parliament today.

They were outside a police station showing solidarity for fellow student.

Drop probe on anti-graft rally organisers and participants.

'Govt leaders were once chased by police and probed under same laws.'

With low protest turnouts, social advocates explore if activism is declining.

Organisers must employ better 'marketing strategies' to get better turnout.

Madani govt is suffering from serious image issues, risks electoral losses.

Hundreds of farmers demonstrate against rising diesel and seed costs in Putrajaya.

No need to resort to foul language to make a point.

About 200 protesters vented their frustration against graft.

UPDATED 5.48PM | Cops facilitate rally despite participants breaching barricades.

UPDATED 6.22PM | This comes after rally organisers told to get DBKL's permission.

UPDATED 1.07PM | Kuala Lumpur police insist that the venue owner's consent is required.

UPDATED 12.40PM | The activist mocks PAS for wanting to participate in tomorrow's anti-corruption rally.

Requiring DBKL's consent is unreasonable and a mere excuse to hinder the protest.

They urge the government to respect the people's right to peaceful assembly.

UPDATED 1.04PM | Govt spokesperson says permission must be obtained from property owners.

Harapan, PKR urged not to forget their street protest history.

This is to comply with the Peaceful Assembly Act.

Corruption watchdog also needles PM on his silence on efforts to suppress protests.

Ex-deputy minister urges govt to ensure gathering proceeds unhindered.

Rally to be 20-30 times bigger, Zulkarnain says.

Organiser calls the suit threat a weak and cowardly act.

Putrajaya police say several individuals will be called to have their statement recorded.

However, electoral watchdog warns of possible Sosma detention as was done during Najib's era.

UPDATED 10.42PM | Secretariat criticises state's top cop over lack of understanding of Federal Constitution.

The council won't stop students from attending but cited legal and safety risks.

UPDATED 4.11PM | 'Sabah has long been a victim of its corrupt leaders.'