Malaysia Oversight

Some countries won’t assist M’sia’s fugitive hunt citing caning laws

By MkiniEN in October 30, 2025 – Reading time 1 minute
Some countries won't assist M'sia's fugitive hunt citing caning laws


MACC has described locating Adlan Berhan, the fugitive son-in-law of former prime minister Yassin, and his lawyer Mansoor Saat, as a complicated affair since it depended on the laws of each country.

Its chief commissioner, Azam Baki, revealed that due to Malaysia’s laws, which include caning, some countries were reluctant to cooperate.



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