‘Proposed amendments unconstitutional’


PETALING JAYA: Nine years ago, there was a case known as R. Subashini versus T. Saravanan in which the husband converted to Islam along with the elder of the couple’s two sons.

The outcome was a landmark judgment by the Federal Court which ruled that any one parent had the right to convert a child.

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