Najib: Use Federal Court to resolve child custody cases


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 12 Jun 2014

"They can appeal to the Federal Court. Since this matter has attracted the attention of the public, the Government believes the court will give priority to these cases.

"The Attorney General will discuss with the families involved regarding this matter and I hope everyone will respect whatever decision is made by the court,” he said in a statement.

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