Man in sex tape not me, says Malaysia leader

Tue, 22 March 2011

16:44

Malaysia's Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim today lodged a police report over the release of a sex video, saying it was a politically motivated attack against his character and reputation.

The video, which was shown to a group of journalists yesterday by a man who called himself Datuk T, has taken the country by storm becoming a subject of discussion in streets and coffee shops.

Anwar denied that he was the man in the video and said he was at home with his party members, his wife, children, grandchildren and tweeting on that day and at that time.

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