Malaysian Court Upholds Jail Term for Baby Trafficking Conviction

The Court of Appeal in Malaysia has upheld a six-year prison sentence and RM50,000 fine for a woman convicted of baby trafficking at a hospital in Kuala Lumpur.

24 Feb, 08:27 — 24 Feb, 08:27

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Court upholds five-year jail term and RM50,000 fine for woman convicted of baby trafficking at Taman Desa hospital in KL

PUTRAJAYA, Feb 24 —The Court of Appeal today upheld the five-year prison sentence and RM50,000 fine on a former ad...

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Malaysian Court Upholds Jail Term for Baby Trafficking Conviction

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Court upholds five-year jail term and RM50,000 fine for woman convicted of baby trafficking at Taman Desa hospital in KL

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