Sabah churches move off secession clamour
COMMENT Sabah
churches today distanced themselves from the ongoing clamour on
secession from Peninsular Malaysia, but they want the federal government
to address the litany of grievances that have been raised over the
years.
Key issues they want tackled are religious freedom and human rights, which we outlined in in a Malaysia Day message termed as their “Kota Kinabalu Declaration”.
The clamour for Sabah and Sarawak to pull out of Malaysia has refused to die down, especially in social media, and grew louder in the run-up to the yesterday’s Malaysia Day celebrationss despite threats by the authorities to use draconian laws on them, including the Sedition Act...
Key issues they want tackled are religious freedom and human rights, which we outlined in in a Malaysia Day message termed as their “Kota Kinabalu Declaration”.
The clamour for Sabah and Sarawak to pull out of Malaysia has refused to die down, especially in social media, and grew louder in the run-up to the yesterday’s Malaysia Day celebrationss despite threats by the authorities to use draconian laws on them, including the Sedition Act...
why all opposiitons leaders shown in this article in Malaysiakini???
Sabah churches' grand Malaysia Day celebrations
Sabah churches will kick off a grand three-day
Malaysia Day celebrations in Kota Kinabalu from Monday with the theme:
“Into a New Season”.
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