Altantuya Shaariibuu, who worked as a translator for Najib Razak, the former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister and Abdul Razak Baginda, advisor to Najib Razak, was murdered in 2006, 16 years ago.
In an online hearing held on December 16, a Malaysian high court ordered to pay 5 million ringgit or 1.52 million Singapore dollars (USD 1.13 million) in damages to the family of Altantuya Shaariibuu.
S. Shaariibuu, the father of Sh.Altantuya, and his lawyer B.Bayar, participated in the court session online. And they made a report regarding this. S.Shaariibuu said:
This case was caught in the act and proved by facts. However, for 12 years from 2006 to 2018, solving the criminal case went unsuccessfully. There were very few chances. The officers who committed the crime were caught, confessed their actions and the law enforcement agencies worked, but it hasn’t worked out.
For 12 years, they were just saying that they took money from Baginda to help him and committed the crime.
But from 2018, the situation has changed. They started saying that they were doing their duty on the orders of a well-known man in Malaysia. This is how they started talking about changing the situation.
By chance, I met Karpal Singh, a well-known Malaysian lawyer, and he said “I want to help you, but it might take 100 years. So you have to be patient”.
One of our lack of experience is that during the first years of democracy, Mongolia concluded a relationship with many countries. Malaysia was one of the countries that agreed to travel visa-free. Then many Mongolians went to that place, were hit by cars, were beaten and killed. There are many countries where it is not possible to conduct legal activities because they do not have a legal agreement. This is how the problem started.
My family lived in the Soviet Union for many years, so my daughter learned Russian in kindergarten, and English from childhood, and speaks Chinese. And she got a degree in English and Russian in Mongolia. She had 2 sons, and one son had a disability. We used to go to the hospital every day to get medicine and go for traditional treatment. As a result, he started walking with the help of a wall. And my daughter went to work in Malaysia to make money for her son to walk normally. I am just a teacher and couldn’t help them financially.
My daughter was working in Malaysia for her son and was arrested. The day before the arrest, she went to the police office and filed a report. She wrote that my life is at risk. If there is a problem, Baginda will solve it.
Altantuya Shaariibuu, who worked as a translator for Najib Razak, the former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister and Abdul Razak Baginda, advisor to Najib Razak, was murdered in 2006, 16 years ago.
In an online hearing held on December 16, a Malaysian high court ordered to pay 5 million ringgit or 1.52 million Singapore dollars (USD 1.13 million) in damages to the family of Altantuya Shaariibuu.
S. Shaariibuu, the father of Sh.Altantuya, and his lawyer B.Bayar, participated in the court session online. And they made a report regarding this. S.Shaariibuu said:
This case was caught in the act and proved by facts. However, for 12 years from 2006 to 2018, solving the criminal case went unsuccessfully. There were very few chances. The officers who committed the crime were caught, confessed their actions and the law enforcement agencies worked, but it hasn’t worked out.
For 12 years, they were just saying that they took money from Baginda to help him and committed the crime.
But from 2018, the situation has changed. They started saying that they were doing their duty on the orders of a well-known man in Malaysia. This is how they started talking about changing the situation.
By chance, I met Karpal Singh, a well-known Malaysian lawyer, and he said “I want to help you, but it might take 100 years. So you have to be patient”.
One of our lack of experience is that during the first years of democracy, Mongolia concluded a relationship with many countries. Malaysia was one of the countries that agreed to travel visa-free. Then many Mongolians went to that place, were hit by cars, were beaten and killed. There are many countries where it is not possible to conduct legal activities because they do not have a legal agreement. This is how the problem started.
My family lived in the Soviet Union for many years, so my daughter learned Russian in kindergarten, and English from childhood, and speaks Chinese. And she got a degree in English and Russian in Mongolia. She had 2 sons, and one son had a disability. We used to go to the hospital every day to get medicine and go for traditional treatment. As a result, he started walking with the help of a wall. And my daughter went to work in Malaysia to make money for her son to walk normally. I am just a teacher and couldn’t help them financially.
My daughter was working in Malaysia for her son and was arrested. The day before the arrest, she went to the police office and filed a report. She wrote that my life is at risk. If there is a problem, Baginda will solve it.