Cambodian woman deported by Malaysia
A Cambodian maid was arrested and deported by Malaysia for criticizing Cambodian leaders on social media
A Cambodian woman who worked as a maid in Malaysia has been deported to her homeland for comments she posted on social media criticizing Cambodian government leaders, in the latest example of a Southeast Asian government helping another arrest a dissident.
Malaysia PM Anwar Ibrahim to visit Bangladesh
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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed interest in bolstering defence cooperation with Pakistan during his visit.
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