Activist facing sedition charges seeks asylum in Sweden


Ali (left) at the Selayang Sessions Court on Sept 8. - Bernama

PETALING JAYA: An activist, who is facing sedition charges for allegedly insulting the royalty, is now seeking asylum in Sweden.

In his Facebook account, Ali Abd Jalil said he was seeking asylum in Sweden, alleging that he was not treated fairly by Malaysian authorities.

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