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Two Malaysian filmmakers are charged with offending the religious feelings of others in banned film

Two Malaysian filmmakers are charged with offending the religious feelings of others in banned film
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Malaysian Filmmakers Charged with Offending Religious Feelings in Banned Film

Malaysian Filmmakers Charged with Offending Religious Feelings in Banned Film
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THE director and producer of a banned Malaysian film that explores the afterlife were charged Wednesday with offending the religious feelings of others in a rare criminal prosecution of filmmakers, slammed by critics as an attack on freedom of expression.

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Malaysia filmmakers face religious offense charges

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The director and producer of a banned Malaysian film that explores the afterlife were charged Wednesday with offending the religious feelings of others in a rare criminal prosecution of filmmakers, slammed by critics as an attack on freedom of expression. Mohamad Khairianwar Jailani, the director and co-scriptwriter of “Mentega Terbang,” and producer Tan Meng Kheng…

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