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Malaysia will continue repatriating undocumented migrants in accordance with national laws said Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin.
In a press conference yesterday, he questioned whether NGOs who had criticised the government over the issue would be willing to bear the government’s daily cost of keeping them in detention centres.
In a press conference yesterday, he questioned whether NGOs who had criticised the government over the issue would be willing to bear the government’s daily cost of keeping them in detention centres.
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