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The High Court in Kuala Lumpur has granted cartoonist Zunar leave to challenge the Immigration Department’s travel ban on him.
Speaking to reporters outside the courtroom, Zunar - whose real name is Zulkiflee AM Anwar Ul-Haque - said he is delighted with the decision.
Speaking to reporters outside the courtroom, Zunar - whose real name is Zulkiflee AM Anwar Ul-Haque - said he is delighted with the decision.
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