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KUALA LUMPUR: The law to allow children born abroad to Malaysian mothers with foreign spouses to be granted automatic citizenship was finally passed by Dewan Rakyat .
Earlier before voting, Dewan Rakyat speaker Tan Sri Johari Abdul said that the bloc vote was needed in accordance with Article 159 of the Federal Constitution with regard to Constitutional Amendments. The Bill was tabled for its first reading on March 25, with the second reading slated two days later.
Children Born Abroad Malaysian Mothers Dewan Rakyat Law Passed
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