KUALA LUMPUR - The Home Ministry (KDN) will deal with the British government, through the Foreign Ministry if there is a prima facie case for legislative action on these operators Sarawak Report, Clare Rewcastle-Brown.
Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the cooperation between the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) with Scotland Yard already exists and this would facilitate follow-up is made for extradition if needed.
"If there are elements of the crimes committed by Clare Brown, bilateral relations in the form of exchange of intelligence already exist between Malaysia and Britain," he said in a statement today.
However, he said any action to be taken depending on the final police investigation.
"As a respected principle of the sovereignty of the country, certainly the British do not condone any person to interfere in the internal affairs of its citizens to other countries," he said.
Ahmad Zahid said although freedom of opinion held in the country, but any amended information and forged unacceptable.
"Furthermore, if the display of online news by Clare Brown has malicious intent," he said.
In an exclusive interview with the Straits Times of Singapore in prison in Thailand recently, former executive PetroSaudi International Ltd. (Petrosaudi), Andre Justo Xavier claimed he agreed to sell the stolen confidential information from former employers to Brown and a Malaysian businessman who plans to amend the information concerning an attempt to overthrow the government.
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