For jogging in apartment complex, 4 Afghan children hauled into court
Lawyer Collin Arvind Andrew says police should have released the children who were apprehended by security guards at the apartment complex where they live. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, May 8, 2020.
FOUR Afghan minors were hauled up before the Ampang Sessions Court today after they were arrested for jogging on their residential premises, an act deemed to be in violation of the movement control order . Justice Suzana Hussin set July 15 to hear the minors, aged 13, 15, 16 and 17, plead their case after the court appoints an Afghan-Persian interpreter for them.
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