Home Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin is pictured in Parliament April 4, 2019. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa
Clause 88A was proposed by Barisan Nasional when it was in power to effectively prohibit any religious conversion of minors by one parent when he or she converts to Islam, but was never implemented due to strong public objections. The home minister said the decision not to proceed was based on a conclusion reached by the Attorney General's Chambers after reconsidering the proposed Clause 88A, which is that it is the judiciary’s role to interpret current laws.
The Federal Court has since ruled to nullify the 2016 unilateral conversion of Hindu mother M. Indira Gandhi's three children by her ex-husband who converted to Islam and ran away in 2009 with the youngest child who was only 11 months old at that time.apex court’s judgment in January 2018 was groundbreakingWhen the case first went to the courts, then prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said that the government might look into amendments to the law and bring it in line with the ruling.
Great u turn
Who is he to say this? did you'll asked all the citizens of Malaysia?
they will never change.., cheap mentality
People will curse you to death.. why you people using religion as political tools. Shame on you. UMNO Breeds “piranhas “
Another cop out? When it comes to reform the Home Ministry is the biggest disappointment. Nothing changed at all. It is biz as usual.
Muhyiddin kamu stage berapa dah kanser?
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