PUTRAJAYA: The Perlis government has filed a review application at the Federal Court in an attempt to reinstate the religious status of Loh Siew Hong’...
: The Perlis government has filed a review application at the Federal Court in an attempt to reinstate the religious status of Loh Siew Hong’s three children as Muslims.
In the notice of motion, which was obtained by Bernama, the state government is requesting the Federal Court to set aside its previous decision, which denied the application for leave to appeal by the state government and three other parties. In 2023, the High Court dismissed Loh’s judicial review application to annul her children’s conversion to Islam.
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