Malaysia

Siti Bainun fails to regain custody of yet another adopted child

2-year-old was handed over to Rumah Bonda owner shortly after his birth

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 02 Nov 2021 9:15PM

Siti Bainun fails to regain custody of yet another adopted child
The custody hearing for Rumah Bonda owner Siti Bainun Ahmad Razali’s three other adopted children, who are now under the care of the Social Welfare Department, will resume on November 16. – Bernama pic, November 2, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Rumah Bonda owner Siti Bainun Ahd Razali failed in her application to regain custody of her 2-year-old adopted son after the magistrates’ court here ordered that the boy be handed over to his biological mother.

Lawyer Nurainie Haziqah Shafi’i, who represented the 21-year-old mother, said magistrate Norfarahain Roslan gave custody of the child to his biological mother after examining a report prepared by the Social Welfare Department’s child protection officers.

“Custody of the child is given to his birth mother but she is still subject to the department’s monitoring period of two years, as ordered by the court,” she said after the custody hearing today.

The child had been handed over to Siti Bainun shortly after his birth.

The custody hearing for Siti Bainun’s three other adopted children, who are now under the care of the department, will resume on November 16. 

Siti Bainun was represented by lawyer Nur A’minahtul Mardiah Mohd Nor.

On August 2, Siti Bainun and four biological mothers of the children filed an application via a joint notice at the magistrates’ court here, seeking the immediate revocation of the temporary custody orders for five children handed to several foster homes under the department on July 16, this year. – Bernama, November 2, 2021

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