Best Of Live & Learn 2016: Unilateral Conversion

Fahri Azzat, Lawyer | Sharmila Sekaran, Voice of the Children | Hanim Seymour, Psychologist

19-Dec-16 15:00

Best Of Live & Learn 2016: Unilateral Conversion

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The Perlis government recently passed an amendment allowing unilateral conversion, departing from the federal government’s position on this issue. We take a look back on two landmark cases affecting the issue of unilateral conversion as well as examine the psychological impact on children when separated from their parents. The full interviews featured on this podcast can be accessed here, here and here.

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Tags: The Bigger Picture, Live and Learn, unilateral conversion, convert, Law Reform Act, Indira Gandhi

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