
Silver lining in failure of unilateral conversion amendment: MB
MB says this allows his administration to discuss the issue with all stakeholders thoroughly.

MB says this allows his administration to discuss the issue with all stakeholders thoroughly.

Some of the issues are related to the Federal Constitution, so they have to have more consultation.

YOURSAY | ‘Haniff is putting the cart before the horse with his logic on debating the amendment.'

Zuraida Kamaruddin says PKR's stand on the matter is to abide by the Federal Constitution.

Ganabatirau: My stand is crystal clear on the conversion issue.

LETTER | I would like to believe people bear children because of their love for each other.

COMMENT | I would argue that these 'phobias' are a self-defence mechanism.

LETTER | Families are broken up with dire consequences for the wellbeing of children.

He says debating a 'clearly unconstitutional' bill would have been pointless.

Haniff says that a legislative body should not be stopped from tabling a bill because of a prior court ruling.


UPDATED 11.03AM | Amirudin says the bill will standardise the interpretation of laws on the conversion of minors.

He says mandate had been given to Ng to decide whether unilateral conversion amendment could be tabled.

Ng Suee Lim says that he is neutral, and that political questions need to be addressed to head of the executive.

Party spokesperson urges Selangor MB to drop plans to amend existing state laws.

'They underestimate the capacity of the majority of Malaysians wanting to live in peace and harmony.'

This is believed to be over a bill allowing for the unilateral conversion of minors to Islam.

Lim Guan Eng also says the party will defend Selangor state assembly speaker Ng Suee Lim.

LETTER | We are seeking the audience of the S'gor ruler to discuss the matter and record our displeasure.

The ruling in the M Indira Gandhi case supersedes any state laws, they say.

Opposition leader Rizam Ismail frustrated that amendments not tabled due to divisions within Harapan.

Sources say Ng Suee Lim is being targeted after blocking the tabling of unilateral conversion bill.


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