KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 23 Parti Aspirasi Sains Malaysia (SAINS) today lashed out at the Registrar of Societies (RoS) for rejecting its application to formally register as a political party in Malaysia, seven months after filing. Party secretary-general Afiq Harraz said it received an official.
A transgender businesswoman who fled Malaysia after being accused of insulting Islam by cross-dressing has been granted asylum. Cosmetics millionaire Nur Sajat, 36, has been on the run for months since being summoned to appear at a sharia court on a blasphemy charge for dressing as a woman during a religious event at her beauty centre in 2018. Last month,.
Authorities in Malaysia say they don't want to "punish" transgender businesswoman Nur Sajat, only to "educate" her. Advocates say the 36-year-old is likely.
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