PETALING JAYA: The thorny issue of unilateral religious conversion of children has been put to rest following the Federal Court’s landmark decision in the Indira Ghandi case.
The decision “affirms that the judicial power of the Federation is vested exclusively in the civil courts, and cannot be removed or abrogated by Parliament by way of constitutional amendment”, said constitutional lawyer Syahredzan Johan.
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