An aide to Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Mohammadin Ketapi has defended the latter's statement as being in line with the government's stance that LGBT culture is not recognised in Malaysia.
Speaking to Malaysiakini, the aide, who wished to remain anonymous, also described the minister's statement as his personal view...
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