Bangladeshi Rayhan remanded for further 13 days
Md Rayhan Kabir , who appeared in an Al Jazeera documentary about mistreatment of migrant workers, is to remain in Semenyih Immigration Detention Centre after a judge granted Immigration 13 days to investigate the case. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, August 6, 2020.
BANGLADESHI Md Rayhan Kabir has been remanded for 13 days until August 19 to allow the Immigration Department to continue their investigations into his right to remain in the country. Rayhan, 27, was arrested on July 24 after alleging mistreatment of migrant workers by the authorities in an Al Jazeera documentary.
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