KUALA LUMPUR: The destruction of mass graves and human trafficking campsites at Wang Kelian by the authorities had potentially obstructed justice, a human rights report found.
The 121-page joint report titled “Sold Like Fish” published by the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia and human rights advocacy group Fortify Rights said the destruction held a day after it was found had potentially diminished evidence that could have aided police investigations.
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