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"Never Promoted Terror In The Name Of Islam, Or Otherwise": Zakir Naik
Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is wanted in terror-related cases in India, today claimed that he has never promoted terror and his aim has always been to promote communal peace and harmony.
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Zakir Naik Meets Malaysian PM Days After Malaysia Refuses To Deport Him
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has met Zakir Naik, wanted in India for alleged terror activities and money laundering, and a ruling party strategist has stoutly defended the government's decision not to deport the controversial Muslim preacher, Malaysian media reported today.
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Zakir Naik Won't Be Deported, Says Malaysia As India Requests Extradition
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday that controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik wanted in India over allegations of terror-related activities and hate speech will not be sent back. His statement came a day after India confirmed that it had requested Malaysia to extradite Zakir Naik.
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Malaysia Condemns Use Of VX At Airport; Prepares To Deport North Korean
Malaysia condemned the use of VX, the super toxic nerve agent that killed the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in a Kuala Lumpur airport last month, as authorities on Friday prepared to deport a North Korean suspect.
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Malaysia To Deport North Korean Detained In Airport Murder Probe
Malaysia will on Friday release and deport a North Korean held in custody by police investigating the murder of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korea's leader, Attorney General Mohamed Apandi Ali told Reuters on Thursday.
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Malaysia Deports 74 Telecom Fraud Suspects To China
Malaysia has deported 74 telecom fraud suspects - including 21 from Taiwan - to China, in the latest instance of Southeast Asian countries deferring to China's position on the self-governing island.
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Bangladeshi, Nepalese Deported From Malaysia For Terror Links
A Bangladeshi man was deported to Dhaka from Malaysia for allegedly supplying arms to a terrorist organisation, a media report said today.
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'Naked' Backpacker 'Truly Sorry' on Return to UK
The British backpacker deported from Malaysia after pleading guilty to taking nude photos on a sacred mountain on Borneo island said she was "truly sorry" on her return home today.
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Malaysia Deports Indonesian Illegal Migrants
Malaysia today deported nearly 500 undocumented Indonesian workers, in what analysts said was part of a push to clamp down on illegal labour as the economy starts to slow.
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Australia Deports Cocaine Addict Surgeon After Prostitute Deaths
A Sydney neurosurgeon jailed after two prostitutes died following cocaine-fuelled sex sessions at his home has been deported to his native Malaysia, authorities said Thursday.
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Humanitarian Groups Slam Malaysia Deportation of Sri Lanka Refugees
The United Nations refugee agency and Human Rights Watch on Wednesday decried Malaysia's deportation of two Sri Lankan refugees and an asylum-seeker accused of being Tamil Tiger separatists.
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Malaysia defends deporting Saudi in Twitter row
Malaysia on Monday defended its deportation of a Saudi journalist wanted at home for comments deemed insulting to the Prophet Mohammed, saying it was not a "safe haven" for fugitives.
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"Never Promoted Terror In The Name Of Islam, Or Otherwise": Zakir Naik
Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is wanted in terror-related cases in India, today claimed that he has never promoted terror and his aim has always been to promote communal peace and harmony.
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Zakir Naik Meets Malaysian PM Days After Malaysia Refuses To Deport Him
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has met Zakir Naik, wanted in India for alleged terror activities and money laundering, and a ruling party strategist has stoutly defended the government's decision not to deport the controversial Muslim preacher, Malaysian media reported today.
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Zakir Naik Won't Be Deported, Says Malaysia As India Requests Extradition
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday that controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik wanted in India over allegations of terror-related activities and hate speech will not be sent back. His statement came a day after India confirmed that it had requested Malaysia to extradite Zakir Naik.
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Malaysia Condemns Use Of VX At Airport; Prepares To Deport North Korean
Malaysia condemned the use of VX, the super toxic nerve agent that killed the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in a Kuala Lumpur airport last month, as authorities on Friday prepared to deport a North Korean suspect.
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Malaysia To Deport North Korean Detained In Airport Murder Probe
Malaysia will on Friday release and deport a North Korean held in custody by police investigating the murder of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korea's leader, Attorney General Mohamed Apandi Ali told Reuters on Thursday.
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Malaysia Deports 74 Telecom Fraud Suspects To China
Malaysia has deported 74 telecom fraud suspects - including 21 from Taiwan - to China, in the latest instance of Southeast Asian countries deferring to China's position on the self-governing island.
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Bangladeshi, Nepalese Deported From Malaysia For Terror Links
A Bangladeshi man was deported to Dhaka from Malaysia for allegedly supplying arms to a terrorist organisation, a media report said today.
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'Naked' Backpacker 'Truly Sorry' on Return to UK
The British backpacker deported from Malaysia after pleading guilty to taking nude photos on a sacred mountain on Borneo island said she was "truly sorry" on her return home today.
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Malaysia Deports Indonesian Illegal Migrants
Malaysia today deported nearly 500 undocumented Indonesian workers, in what analysts said was part of a push to clamp down on illegal labour as the economy starts to slow.
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Australia Deports Cocaine Addict Surgeon After Prostitute Deaths
A Sydney neurosurgeon jailed after two prostitutes died following cocaine-fuelled sex sessions at his home has been deported to his native Malaysia, authorities said Thursday.
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Humanitarian Groups Slam Malaysia Deportation of Sri Lanka Refugees
The United Nations refugee agency and Human Rights Watch on Wednesday decried Malaysia's deportation of two Sri Lankan refugees and an asylum-seeker accused of being Tamil Tiger separatists.
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Malaysia defends deporting Saudi in Twitter row
Malaysia on Monday defended its deportation of a Saudi journalist wanted at home for comments deemed insulting to the Prophet Mohammed, saying it was not a "safe haven" for fugitives.
