Heng: We’re confident China’s laws can handle M’sian mother-and-son case


Chinese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. - Filepic

KUALA LUMPUR: The case of a Malaysian in China who, along with her son, has been banned from leaving the Middle Kingdom since October 2015, will be handled according to local laws, says the Chinese embassy here.

“China practises the rule of law and everyone is equal before the law,” an embassy spokesman said when contacted yesterday.

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