In Malaysia, the arc of accountability bends slowly but persistently — the anti-corruption commission has ordered former Tabung Haji chairman Azeez and his children to declare their assets within thirty days, a move arriving just as he enters a fresh not-guilty plea over alleged abuse of his chairmanship position. Though he walked free from a major bribery case in 2022, the state's scrutiny of his financial life has quietly resumed. It is a reminder that acquittal closes one door without necessarily sealing all the others.