Malaysia authority accuses firm in child abuse probe of slavery
Islam
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's religious affairs authority on Thursday (Nov 14) accused a conglomerate under investigation for child abuse and money laundering of deploying "elements of slavery" in the way it operates its businesses. Nooh Gadot, an official at the National Council for Islamic Religious Affairs, said this was among the reasons why the teachings and beliefs propagated by GISB have been declared deviant, as he urged Muslims to shun the group. Police in September raided care homes run by
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