Fahmi Reza, a Malaysian satirist, was detained for 24 hours under sedition charges due to a caricature of Sabah's new governor, Musa Aman.
The arrest followed over 30 complaints alleging he caused chaos and undermined state unity with his artwork.
After his release, Fahmi sarcastically praised prison food via an Instagram post and thanked Musa Aman and Chief Minister Hajiji Noor.
Musa Aman is controversial, facing long-standing corruption allegations despite never being convicted, raising questions about Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's credibility.
Fahmi's work has attracted significant attention, especially for lampooning political figures, reflecting broader issues of freedom of expression in Malaysia.
For more details, visit the original article here.