Pakistani court orders Molly's father to surrender her passport

A court in Pakistan today ordered the father of a British girl at the centre of a custody battle to surrender her passport.

Pakistani court orders Molly's father to surrender her passport
Tue, 26 Sep, 2006 - 13:54

A court in Pakistan today ordered the father of a British girl at the centre of a custody battle to surrender her passport.

Her father had filed court papers claiming no Muslim girl can be placed with an apostate mother in a sexually permissive culture.

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