Sarawak woman fails to get leave to revoke name as Muslim convert


KUALA LUMPUR: A woman from Sarawak failed to obtain leave from the High Court to initiate a judicial review to compel the Federal Territory Registrar of Converts to remove her name from the Register of Converts on Thursday (Sept 21).

Federal counsel Mohammad Sallehuddin Md Ali said Judge Datuk Ahmad Kamal Md Shahid made the decision to allow a preliminary objection by the Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC) to the application filed by the 26-year-old woman.

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