Turks arrested in Malaysia 'for funding ISIS': deputy PM

Two Turkish nationals arrested in Malaysia are being held on suspicion of funding ISIS, Kuala Lumpur said Thursday, after a rights organisation raised concerns of pressure from Ankara for the detentions.


Malaysia's anti-terrorism police unit had been investigating the two men, along with a number of others, for "spreading, influencing and funding" ISIS activities, deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said.
  [dailystar.com.lb/AFP]
4/5/17
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