KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 27 — A three-judge panel at the Court of Appeal today decided that the High Court was correct to rule in favour of a Buddhist father by quashing his two children’s unilateral conversion to Islam by the Muslim convert mother.
“We have come to our decision. Our decision is unanimous, and we are of the view that the High Court judge as well as we — the appeal court — are bound by the Federal Court’s decision in Indira Gandhi. “And in this case we think the proper order is no order as to costs,” he said in delivering the panel’s brief decision.
Hopefully Malay MPs can do something to revert back the original meaning of parent in the Constitution as 'a parent' and not as 'parents'.
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