Malaysian court rejects ex-deputy's appeal

Malaysia’s highest court today rejected former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim’s appeal against his conviction and six-year prison term for corruption.

Malaysia’s highest court today rejected former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim’s appeal against his conviction and six-year prison term for corruption.

The three-judge panel of the Federal Court ruled unanimously against Anwar, who has long claimed that he was the victim of trumped-up charges to prevent him from challenging Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad for power.

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