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The media was today initially barred at the Shah Alam Syariah Court of Appeal from covering Anwar Ibrahim's qazaf appeal against his complaint against lawyer Muhammad Shafee Abdullah.
However after an application from lawyer Fadhillah Sidek, the court agreed to allow the press in as far as seating allows.
Fadhillah in her application for reporters be allowed in, reasoned the case is one of public interest in which the Islamic world is watching.
However after an application from lawyer Fadhillah Sidek, the court agreed to allow the press in as far as seating allows.
Fadhillah in her application for reporters be allowed in, reasoned the case is one of public interest in which the Islamic world is watching.
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