Government’s bid to challenge ruling on SIS book dismissed


PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court here has dismissed the Government’s application to challenge the lifting of a ban on a book published by Sisters in Islam (SIS) that it deemed controversial.

The book Muslim Women and the Challenges of Islamic Extremism was banned by the Home Ministry on July 31, 2008, on the grounds that it would threaten public order.

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