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Azizul Raheem and Shalwati Nor Shal who have been imprisoned in Sweden on child abuse charges are set to be released in July and September.

Recognizing the differences in each country's diplomatic status and immunity, Malaysian government is currently putting in efforts seeking immunity for all Tourism Malaysia officers.

The Solna District Court has set Friday, March 14 to hear lawyers submissions on the trial of Malaysian couple detained in Sweden for hitting their four children.

Azizul and Shalwati faced an emotional first day of trial as they listen to an apology note by their eldest son and watched the video testimony of their youngest.

Datuk Mirza Mohammad Taiyab, Director-General of Tourism Malaysia, is in Sweden to observe the case of Azizul and Shalwati.

Defense lawyer, Kristofer Stahre is working towards creating reasonable doubts to win this case.

Zan Azlee laments about the importance of being objective in the case of the Malaysian couple detained in Sweden for allegedly abusing their children.

Swedish human-rights lawyer said Malaysian government should secure the release of Malaysian couple detained like they did with the children.

The Malaysian couple in Sweden have been finally charged in court on Monday with gross violation of integrity.

Shalwati Norshal and her husband Azizul Raheem Awaluddin are scheduled to appear in court at Stockholm on Feb 10.

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The children of Malaysian couple Azizul Raheem and Shalwati Norshal who have been remanded in Sweden since Dec. 18, return to Malaysia.

The children of the Malaysian couple detained in Sweden will now attend public schools in Kelantan.

The conditions paved the way for the four children of the Malaysian couple arrested by the Swedish authorities, be brought back to Malaysia.

The children will now be put under the care of a Muslim family from Malaysia until the courts in Sweden reach a final verdict.

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