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YOURSAY | 'Let us face the issue head on. And understand non-Muslim fears.'

Around 1,000 delegates from Chinese NGOs all over the country are expected to attend the gathering on Saturday.

Muslim students group warns Dong Zong to either toe the line or leave Malaysia.

Takiyuddin says party is willing to engage all quarters in efforts to ensure a harmonious conclusion to raging debate.

Revival of Jawi script to elevate the writing as a national heritage, says Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris vice-chancellor.

ADUN SPEAKS | The Muslim youth organisation certainly understands the challenges faced by the Dong Zong.

COMMENT | No compelling reason why Jawi must be made mandatory in Chinese schools at the cost of further breaking up our community.

Groups such as Abim firmly believe that only by engaging in dialogue can an amicable solution be reached.

Minister says the postponement is to allow room for dialogue and find a mutual agreement.

COMMENT | No critical thinking nor creative thinking is infused in these lessons. These are just pages of "what is Jawi". So what?

It is an indoor meeting to express the stance of Chinese NGOs, says the educationist group.

'We are willing to hold dialogues with any quarter before or after the Dec 28 congress,' it says.

Agreeing with Anwar's call for dialogue, it believes such a meeting will resolve misunderstandings on the matter.

LETTER | Malaysian education system provides an unparalleled degree of choice for parents, students.

PKR president also says Jawi is part of the national and cultural treasure.

Banners were hung in several schools saying: “This school does not agree to the Jawi script in the Bahasa Melayu curriculum.”

Mufti says department should enforce laws forbidding ceremonies related to 'sumpah laknat' involving public interest.

Activist tells politicians to stop making comments, urges them to meet the people and listen to their feedback.

Sekat calls for meeting to pressure Education Ministry to go back to the drawing board on Jawi lesson issue.

ADUN SPEAKS | The congress seeks to present views to the gov't in implementing Jawi script in vernacular schools.

It had been discussed at great length in the cabinet which achieved a consensus, says the Youth and Sports minister.

The PM warned yesterday that certain Malay groups would act in a "very Malay way" resulting in chaos.