Malaysia's foreign minister said on Tuesday that diplomatic immunity was "not a licence" to commit crimes, after a junior diplomat returned home in disgrace from New Zealand using diplomatic immunity after being charged with sexual assault. Foreign Minister Anifah Aman told the media that "under no circumstances we allow our diplomats, although they have diplomatic immunity to commit crimes."
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