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  • Police to go after person who filmed naked woman [Malaysia]

    11/26/2005 9:20:32 PM PST · by ncountylee · 10 replies · 657+ views
    The Star ^ | November 27, 2005 | LOURDES CHARLES
    KUALA LUMPUR: Who shot the scenes? This is the crux of police investigations into the controversial video clip showing a naked Chinese woman doing ear squats while in police custody. Deputy Inspector-General of Police Datuk Seri Musa Hassan said whoever took the video clip - whether from the force or a civilian – would be charged under the Penal Code with insulting the modesty of a person or intruding into the privacy of a woman. The offender can be fined or jailed up to five years or both. The 70-second video had made the rounds via the multimedia messaging service...
  • Naked woman incident a blow to country's image [Malaysia]

    11/25/2005 8:28:11 PM PST · by ncountylee · 124 replies · 8,883+ views
    The Star ^ | November 26, 2005 | CHOI TUCK WO AND FREDERICK FERNANDEZ
    VALLETTA (Malta): The video clip showing a naked woman doing ear squats while watched by another woman in uniform has shamed the country, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. He said the incident had dealt a blow to the country’s image and pledged a thorough investigation into the issue. No party should attempt to conceal any facts that might be uncovered as a result of the investigations, said a visibly-upset Abdullah, who called Malaysian journalists here to give his comments before rushing off to attend the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting yesterday. Malaysian newspapers...