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Alleged child abuse case puts banned Malaysian sect back in spotlight
Reuters· 4 日前GISB acknowledges links to the religious sect Al-Arqam, which was banned in 1994, and names the ...
Malaysia freezes accounts linked to Islamic group in child abuse at care homes
South China Morning Post· 1 日前At the heart of the investigation is the Global Ikhwan Service and Business (GISB) group, which ...
Malaysia charges man linked to Islamic firm in alleged child abuse scandal
Reuters· 1 小時前A Malaysian man, who authorities say is linked to an Islamic conglomerate accused of running ...
Islamic sect-linked company denies sex abuse of Malaysian minors
South China Morning Post· 6 日前Global Ikhwan group, the company at the centre of a child sex case which has shocked Malaysia, ...
Malaysian police rescue over 400 children from alleged abuse linked to banned sect
South China Morning Post· 7 日前Authorities have rescued over 400 children from 20 shelters around Kuala Lumpur, many of whom ...
Malaysian police rescue 400 minors from suspected sexual abuse - English News - metroradio.com.hk
metroradio.com.hk· 6 日前Malaysian authorities rescued more than 400 children on Wednesday suspected of being sexually abused at charity homes run ...
Malaysian police to summon Islamic firm as more evidence of child sex abuse emerges
Reuters· 5 日前Malaysian police said on Friday they will summon the top management of an Islamic business ...
Malaysia freezes bank accounts linked to GISB after child abuse allegations
Reuters· 1 日前Malaysian authorities have frozen almost 100 bank accounts linked to an Islamic business group ...
Malaysia widens probe into Islamic business group after child sex abuse allegations
Reuters· 6 日前Malaysian authorities widened on Thursday their investigation into a prominent Islamic business ...
Malaysian police rescue 400 minors suspected of being sexually abused at Islamic charity homes
Reuters· 7 日前Malaysian authorities rescued more than 400 children and teenagers on Wednesday suspected of being sexually abused at charity ...
