Outrage over couple’s detention without trial in Sweden


PETALING JAYA: Various parties have condemned the month-long detention of a Malaysian couple in Sweden and their separation from their children after their young son was allegedly hit on the hand.

Women, Welfare and Community Development Minister Datuk Rohani Karim said the ministry was ready to send Welfare Department officers to Sweden to meet their counterparts there to ensure the children were well taken care of.

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