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Public Caning in Terengganu Sparks Human Rights Debate
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KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 27 - In a rare spectacle, a Malaysian man was publicly caned at a mosque in Terengganu for committing the Islamic crime of khalwat, or close proximity with a non-family member of the opposite sex. The caning drew attention to Malaysia's dual-track legal system, which applies Islamic laws alongside secular ones to Muslim citizens.

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