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Najib barred from politics under house arrest; family allowed to stay with him

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Briefings

Najib Razak was denied a second residence for house arrest, a decision that prevented him from moving while his family remained with him. This occurred in November 2026, shortly after he submitted a written request for the additional accommodation.

Key points

• Najib Razak submitted a written request for a second residence to be included in his house arrest arrangements.
• The request was not approved, leaving him confined to his current location while his family stayed with him.

Context

Najib Razak, the former Prime Minister of Malaysia, was under house arrest following the 2024 general election. His family remained with him despite the restriction on his movement.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the request was not approved. No details on the specific date of the request, the duration of the house arrest, or the reasons for the denial are provided.

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