Expose students to all religions and languages
If one religion is allowed to permeate schools, then so should all other religions too.
If one religion is allowed to permeate schools, then so should all other religions too.
In Malaysia, where religious and racial friction is commonplace, cultivating social cohesion remains a great challenge.
“If I were in a church and heard the word ‘Allah’ being used, I would probably feel very uncomfortable and disoriented.”
Freedom of religion is a right of every Malaysian, as enshrined in Article 11 of the Federal Constitution.
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