Judge warns errant men


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SHAH ALAM: Thirty thousand alimony cases are filed annually in the Selangor Syariah Courts and a state Syariah judge is committed to going after men who fail to honour their obligations.

Nenney Shushaidah Shamsuddin (pic) said issues like alimony must be resolved because it affects the public’s perception about justice dispensed by Syariah Courts.

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