Malaysian court rejects woman's bid to return to Christianity
The woman converted to Islam in 1995 to marry a Muslim man whom she divorced in 2013
Source: ucanews.com
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Civil court tells Malaysian woman unilaterally converted as a minor to go to Shariah Court to remove Islam from MyKad | Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR, March 22 — A woman who was unilaterally converted to Islam when she was a child but grew up a Buddhist failed to get the High Court to restore her religious status legally today. High Court judge Datuk Noorin Badaruddin said it was inappropriate for the civil courts to determine the...
Source: malaymail.com
Civil court tells woman unilaterally converted while minor to go to Shariah court to remove Islam from MyKad | Daily Express Online
A woman who was unilaterally converted to Islam when she was a child but grew up a Buddhist failed to get the High Court to restore her religious status legally today
Source: dailyexpress.com.my
Lawyer: Woman seeking to have 'Islam' removed from IC not renouncing faith, only reversing unilateral child conversion | Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 15 — A lawyer representing a Malaysian Chinese woman, who was unilaterally converted to be a Muslim as a child and wants the court to restore her as a Buddhist, has insisted her case was not of “renunciation” of Islam. In the judicial review fixed for full hearing today,...
Source: malaymail.com
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Apex court reserves decision on SIS legal challenge against Selangor shariah law | Malaysia
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 12 — The Federal Court here today reserved its decision on a legal action brought by SIS Forum (Malaysia) to challenge a Selangor Islamic Enactment provision which empowered state Shariah High Court to review fatwa issued by the state religious authorities. A nine-member panel...
Source: malaymail.com