A group of 96 parents who were detained in a crackdown against Global Ikhwan Services and Businesses Holdings (GISBH) are demanding the return of their children who are under the custody of the Social Welfare Department.

The parents, who dubbed themselves the "Gerakan Pulangkan Anak-Anak Kami" (GPAAK), claimed that both their arrest and the removal of custody over their 174 children were unlawful.

Its spokesperson, Federal Territory Bersatu information chief Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz, alleged that the authorities had not rescued