I worry that his fate will be the same as Khashoggi s : Australian Osama al-Hasani s wife fears his extradition to Saudi Arabia By Dylan Welch, Fanou Filali and Erwin Renaldi © Provided by ABC NEWS Osama al-Hasani with his wife Hana al-Hasani and their baby in Turkey. (Supplied)
The wife of an Australian citizen detained in Morocco over a Saudi Arabian extradition request says she is terrified her husband may end up tortured or killed if he is returned to the conservative Islamic kingdom.
Osama al-Hasani, a former Melbourne imam and academic, was detained in Tangier on February 8, according to his Moroccan wife, Hana al-Hasani, and is due to face court on Wednesday over the extradition request.
I worry that his fate will be the same as Khashoggi s : Australian Osama al-Hasani s wife fears his extradition to Saudi Arabia
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Chong Kim Kuang and Yong Chee Keong, however, pleaded not guilty to all the charges. (Bernamapic)
JOHOR BAHRU: Two individuals and a company linked to a meat cartel case in December last year were charged in the Sessions Court here with seven counts each involving the Trade Descriptions Act 2011.
Chong Kim Kuang, 48, who is the manager of LY Frozen Food Sdn Bhd and Yong Chee Keong, 40, the company director, however, pleaded not guilt to all the charges readout separately before Judge Ahmad Fuad Othman.
Meanwhile, Yong in his capacity as the director also pleaded not guilty to the seven counts filed against the company.