Cambodian woman, son plead not guilty to making racist remarks against Malays


MELAKA: The owner of a bulk sewing company, Mariyah Holdings Sdn Bhd, Mariyah Yaakob on Thursday (Dec 7) pleaded not guilty to a charge of making racist remarks against the Malay community in the Ayer Keroh Sessions Court here.

The Cambodian woman, 47, made the plea after the charge against her was read before Judge Mohd Sabri Ismail.

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