
Rosmah Mansor, wife of former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak, has filed a defamation lawsuit against comedian Harith Iskander. The suit, filed on June 9 at the High Court, stems from a stand-up comedy performance on January 17 at the Swiss-Garden Hotel in Melaka. Rosmah claims the routine mocked and insulted her, alleging defamation. The case highlights the legal boundaries of comedy and speech in Malaysia.
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Rosmah claimed the routine mocked and insulted her.
OpinionRosmah Mansor has filed a defamation lawsuit against Malaysian comedian Harith Iskander over a stand-up comedy routine that allegedly made derogatory remarks about her. Rosmah, the wife of former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak, filed the writ of summons at the High Court on June 9.
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Rosmah claimed the routine mocked and insulted her.
OpinionRosmah Mansor filed a defamation lawsuit against Harith Iskander.
South China Morning PostThe lawsuit was filed at the High Court on June 9.
South China Morning PostThe alleged defamation occurred during a performance at the Swiss-Garden Hotel in Melaka on January 17.
South China Morning PostRosmah is the wife of former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak.
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