Malaysian official defends police stripping of woman

Malaysia’s deputy police minister appeared to defend the stripping of a Chinese woman in custody, saying foreigners should “go back to their own country” if they think police there behaved maliciously.

Malaysian official defends police stripping of woman
Wed, 30 Nov, 2005 - 09:09

Malaysia’s deputy police minister appeared to defend the stripping of a Chinese woman in custody, saying foreigners should “go back to their own country” if they think police there behaved maliciously.

The opposition today condemned the remark as an outrage.

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