Massive child sexual abuse and human trafficking operation in charities owned by GISBH raided by police across the peninsula.
Malaysian police have raided at least 20 orphanages owned by Global Ikhwan Service and Business holdings across Pahang, Selangor, and the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur. “Ops Global” comprising of at least 700 police raided premises across the country between 6 and 11 am this morning.
The victims of physical and sexual abuse included 400 children aged between one and 17. Around 171 individuals have been detained, including teaching staff, and dormitory guards. It is believed these children were also used to solicit monies from people in an organized manner, on behalf of charity.
GISBH is a global business conglomerate in Asia, Australia, and the United Kingdom undertaking religious orientated businesses. In a press statement just released on their website GISBH have said they will fully cooperate with police and the Malaysian Islamic Development Department (JAKIM).
The GISBH executive chairman is Nasiruddin Mohd Ali (pic above). Nasiruddin has a close relationship with prime minister Anwar Ibrahim, who is a staunch supporter of GISBH. The leadership of GISBH made a formal visit to Anwar Ibrahim at his Putra Jaya office on April 4, 2023. Nasirudin had met with Anwar many times over the last couple of years.
It was only after the public was urged to report potential misconduct by GISBH on Monday, that more than 50 police reports around Malaysia came in, making the raids possible.
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Nothing new. It is in their DNA. What is shocking is PMX being so close to this organisation. Knowing his history, it does give one some thing to think about. Another nail to seal our entry to the Club of Doom. We need to elect new leaders who are morally undisputed and can bring this country to new heights leaving behind the corrupted Ulamas and their cabal.
Child trafficking is a huge global business but a) people refuse to believe it's going on and b) whistleblowers at least in the US market are "suicided." Thanks for caring, Murray.