There is no basis for the fear that the Chinese Organisations Congress organised by Dong Jiao Zong on Dec. 28 would lead to chaos if it is not anti-Malay or anti-Constitution.
There are differences of opinion as to whether the optional introduction of three pages of Jawi in Std. IV of Chinese and Tamil primary schools would result in the change of character of Chinese and Tamil primary schools as everybody is agreed about the preservation of the character of Chinese and Tamil primary schools.
It is important that the differences of opinion in our society be resolved peacefully and amicably within the existing constitutional and government conditions and context, and efforts should be made to avoid any further inter-racial and inter-religious polarisation in plural Malaysia made easy by the rampage of fake news and hate speech which threaten the fabric of Malaysian society.
(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Gelang Patah on Saturday, 21st December 2019)
#1 by Sallang on Tuesday, 24 December 2019 - 1:30 pm
To introduce Jawi in Chinese and Tamil schools, means that Islamic teachers will be placed in these schools.
I guess the motive here is to give employment to the over production of Islamic graduates, who cannot find job.
Isn’t it better to give Bahasa Malaysia more emphasis, where one period a day is confined to speaking BM only?
Sad to say, but PH policy makers are making waves, for nothing.