Asian Legal Review

Commission on Elections ruled that Marcos Jnr did not defraud government of taxes, while five other complaints against him are under appeal.

Anushka and Sahil Gupta’s MyMuse is one of a growing number of businesses riding a wave of sexual liberation among urban young professionals.

Yasin, who became a household name in Malaysia during the 1990s for his Islamic devotional and spiritual music, used cannabis for his bipolar disorder. He now faces the death penalty if convicted.

New whistleblower regulations launched by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), the financial regulator in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), will “bolster” protections for employees operating within the DIFC, the leading financial hub in the region, and encourage “an environment of transparency and accountability”, according to two legal experts.

Jose Ramos-Horta, the clear front runner is up against incumbent president Francisco “Lu Olo” Guterres in a vote seen as key to the nation’s political stability.

City state already dropped most restrictions for inoculated travellers, and people can now arrive at Changi airport without quarantine or test on arrival. Visitors still have to do a test before entering the country.

People in South Korea will still be required to wear masks, however, with the government planning to review whether to lift a rule for masks outdoors in two weeks.

President Joko Widodo’s appointment of Maudy Ayunda is being criticised as a way to woo Indonesia’s young population that is battling high unemployment.

Australian academic Sean Turnell, a former adviser to ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi, was arrested soon after Myanmar’s military coup.

Amid a debate on whether Indonesians should reduce meat consumption to combat climate change, foodies say it’s easy to have a plant-based diet with tempeh and gado-gado.