Malaysia has deported a French lawyer representing a human rights

Malaysia has deported a French lawyer representing a human rights - Malaysia has deported a French lawyer of human rights group in an investigation into alleged corruption in connection with Prime Minister Najib Razak, according to one activist.
The Malaysian government has to buy the graft charges in connection with a $ 1.1-billion-U-boat in 2002, when Defense Minister Najib was released, saying it has supported an opposition attempt to smear his image.
"William Bourdon, was deported late on Friday evening in Paris on carrier Malaysia Airlines," E. Nalini, program manager of the human rights group Voice of the Malaysian People (Suaram), told news agency AFP.
Bourdon, Suaram lawyer in France, was arrested early Friday morning by immigration officials when his plane arrived in Kuala Lumpur International Airport on a domestic flight from the northern island of Penang.
At the request of French justice officials Suaram opened an investigation into the March 2010 sale of two Scorpene submarines, which were made by French shipbuilder DCNS huge.
Malaysian officials said Bourdon deported because he was his social visit visa, she had hurt by a speech at a dinner in Penang on Thursday organized by Suaram. The lawyer had previously visited Malaysia have.
Suaran authorities condemned the action, claiming that his arrest was unlawful.
"The arrest was unlawful and the government is unfair to deport over Bourdon," said Nalini.
Suaram DCNS claims paid a commission of € 114 million ($ 160 million) to a company called Perimekar that Abdul Razak Baginda, an associate of Najib is associated.
Abdul Razak has been accused of murder in aid in 2006 to his lover, Altantuya Shaariibuu Mongolian interpreter who was the opposition also tried to link Najib to be acquitted.
But Najib has denied any connection to this case. The Malaysian government has also claimed that the submarine deal, mediating Najib was defense minister, has been free of graft and non-profits that Perimekar wrong.