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Malaysia ignores court order, deports 1,086 Burmese migrants

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Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Feb 23 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Ahmad Yusni) Malaysia announced on Tuesday it had deported 1,086 Burmese migrants despite the court ruling only hours that had put a halt on the measure after accepting an appeal presented by the NGOs Amnesty International (AI) and Asylum Access.FOOTAGE OF THE MALAYSIAN SUPREME COURT AND THE PETRONA TOWERS.

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