Malaysia Horror: Firm admits to sodomy cases amid mass child abuse scandal, 71 arrested, over 400 children rescued
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The head of a Malaysian conglomerate accused of running care homes where hundreds of children were allegedly abused admitted on Saturday that “one or two sodomy cases” took place at the shelters but denied allegations of widespread misconduct.
Malaysian police arrested 171 suspects on Wednesday including religious studies teachers and caregivers and brought to safety over 400 children after storming 20 charity shelters.
The CEO of Global Ikhwan Service and Business Holding (GISBH), which has been linked to a banned Islamic sect, said “there were one or two sodomy cases” at the shelter.
GISBH had earlier denied all allegations of abuse and said they did not run the care homes.
But in a video posted on the company’s Facebook page on Saturday, Chief Executive Officer Nasiruddin Ali acknowledged the company had violated some laws, without giving specifics.
He questioned the police raids, saying authorities should have discussed matters with the firm before taking action and insisted the children at the charity homes “did not know the full story”.
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