Title	Malaysia: 1. What is ETA? 2. Do these "Islamic" laws apply in Malaysia by force of parliament, or some other way (such as if married to a Muslim woman)? 3. Do Muslim groups in Malaysia act in "an outrageous and borderline illegal manner"? 4. Do the authorities protect people from forced conversion to Islam as a consequence of a relationship with a Muslim partner?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	7 November 2005
Country	Malaysia
Topics	Chinese | Religious persecution (including forced conversion) | Sharia law
Citation / Document Symbol	MYS17627
Cite as	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, Malaysia: 1. What is ETA? 2. Do these "Islamic" laws apply in Malaysia by force of parliament, or some other way (such as if married to a Muslim woman)? 3. Do Muslim groups in Malaysia act in "an outrageous and borderline illegal manner"? 4. Do the authorities protect people from forced conversion to Islam as a consequence of a relationship with a Muslim partner?, 7 November 2005, MYS17627, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/4b6fe2a90.html [accessed 18 June 2013]
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