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Woman kidnapped, tortured after husband fails to pay off debt

Victim held in three different locations over 10 days to evade police.

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14 nabbed over Sept 7 kidnap of Indonesian woman in George Town

GEORGE TOWN: Fourteen people, including two foreign nationals, have been detained in connection with the abduction of an Indonesian woman here.

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Malaysia - Right To Life Or Punishment Of Offender?

Malaysia - Right To Life Or Punishment Of Offender? Legal News and Analysis - Malaysia -

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Prisoners can start applying for review to death sentences from tomorrow as new law takes effect

Kuala Lumpur: Prisoners in Malaysia who had been sentenced to death or to life imprisonment can start applying for the courts to review their sentences from tomorrow onwards, as a new law enabling such reviews by the Federal Court will take effect from tomorrow, minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said said today.

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Azalina: Prisoners can start applying for court to review death sentences from tomorrow onwards as new law takes effect

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 11 Prisoners in Malaysia who had been sentenced to death or to life imprisonment can start applying for the courts to review their sentences from tomorrow.

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