Laws must be fair to all parties, says group


PETALING JAYA: Laws, including on unilateral conversion of minors, must demonstrate that it is compassionate and peaceful to all parties, including those from different faith, said Sisters in Islam.

The group called on the Govern­ment to promote such values not only in terms of relationship with the people but also in practices of law and the treatment of those from the other faith.

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