The Indira saga to conclude today


Hoping for the best: Indira with one of her lawyers, M. Kulasegaran, during a hearing for the case.

PUTRAJAYA: All eyes and ears will be trained on the Federal Court this morning as Malaysia waits for the apex court’s decision on the validity of the unilateral conversion of three children to Islam.

The public has been waiting almost 14 months to know whether the consent of only one parent is needed to convert a child.

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