Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak has been accused of attempting to take the easy way out in matters of interfaith custody disputes.
A lawyer representing a Hindu woman embroiled in a custody battle with her Muslim convert ex-husband said it does not offer a quick solution to the problems faced by his client M Indira Gandhi and S Deepa, another Hindu woman in a similar predicament.
Though commending Najib for "finally taking an interest" in the cases, M Kulasegaran, however, said the advice was "disappointing".
"The prime minister has attempted to find an easy way out by asking the parties to go to the courts and seek remedy.
"But does he seriously think he is being fair? Has he really understood the whole issue?" Kulasegaran asked in a statement.
Yesterday, Najib said parents involved in interfaith custody disputes should seek redress from the Federal Court.
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A lawyer representing a Hindu woman embroiled in a custody battle with her Muslim convert ex-husband said it does not offer a quick solution to the problems faced by his client M Indira Gandhi and S Deepa, another Hindu woman in a similar predicament.
Though commending Najib for "finally taking an interest" in the cases, M Kulasegaran, however, said the advice was "disappointing".
"The prime minister has attempted to find an easy way out by asking the parties to go to the courts and seek remedy.
"But does he seriously think he is being fair? Has he really understood the whole issue?" Kulasegaran asked in a statement.
Yesterday, Najib said parents involved in interfaith custody disputes should seek redress from the Federal Court.
[More to follow]
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