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Saturday, April 18, 2015
Double-Standard
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Thursday, October 30, 2014
Is MACC and the Govt are Biased @ Double Standard on Racial@Religion Hatreds?
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Malaysian Christians protest burning of Al-Quran » jelas.info
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In reflect to Mahathir's defenfs on Ibrahim's Bible burning call:
What about this ? :
Malaysian Christians protest burning of Al-Quran
http://jelas.info/2010/09/09/malaysian-christians-protest-burning-of-al-quran/
9 September 2010
Representatives of the Youth Wing of the Council of Churches Malaysia (CCM Youth) handed a memorandum of protest to the United States Embassy today calling on the US government to stop a church in Florida from burning the Quran this 11 Sept 2010.
The group of five people were led by Bangsar Lutheran Church pastor Rev. Sivin Kit, and CCM Youth Moderator and Executive Council member Chrisanne Chin, who handed the memorandum to Jeremy Nathan, the Deputy Political Counselor of the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur.
CCM Youth is strongly against threats by Dr Terry Jones of The Dove World Outreach Centre, a small congregation of 50 people in Gainesville, Florida, to burn the Muslim holy text, the Quran, on the anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, condemning attempts to ban or burn another faith’s holy text as tantamount to a form of hate crime that must be dealt with utmost severity.
CCM Youth reiterates that The Dove World Outreach Center’s intentions do not represent the sentiments of Christians in Malaysia, and considers the act of burning the holy scriptures of any faith a disrespectful, provocative, insulting and harmful act that is contrary to the fundamental Christian belief to love our neighbours as ourselves and to be peacemakers.
I believe Lim Guan Eng recently released a statement in the same spirit, condemning this extremely disrespectful act.
I have often said that our hope for Malaysia lies in the day when different communities speak up for one another, not just for “their own people” – when Muslims speak up for Christians (like when churches were being fire-bombed), or when Indians speak up for Malays.
Anyway, thanks CCM Youth for a heartwarming tale going into the joyous month of Syawal :)
#TunM #Perkasa #BibleBurningRemark
In reflect to Mahathir's defenfs on Ibrahim's Bible burning call:
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| http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2014/10/29/mahathir-defends-ibrahims-bible-burning-call/ |
What about this ? :
Malaysian Christians protest burning of Al-Quran
http://jelas.info/2010/09/09/malaysian-christians-protest-burning-of-al-quran/
9 September 2010
Representatives of the Youth Wing of the Council of Churches Malaysia (CCM Youth) handed a memorandum of protest to the United States Embassy today calling on the US government to stop a church in Florida from burning the Quran this 11 Sept 2010.
The group of five people were led by Bangsar Lutheran Church pastor Rev. Sivin Kit, and CCM Youth Moderator and Executive Council member Chrisanne Chin, who handed the memorandum to Jeremy Nathan, the Deputy Political Counselor of the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur.
CCM Youth is strongly against threats by Dr Terry Jones of The Dove World Outreach Centre, a small congregation of 50 people in Gainesville, Florida, to burn the Muslim holy text, the Quran, on the anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, condemning attempts to ban or burn another faith’s holy text as tantamount to a form of hate crime that must be dealt with utmost severity.
CCM Youth reiterates that The Dove World Outreach Center’s intentions do not represent the sentiments of Christians in Malaysia, and considers the act of burning the holy scriptures of any faith a disrespectful, provocative, insulting and harmful act that is contrary to the fundamental Christian belief to love our neighbours as ourselves and to be peacemakers.
I believe Lim Guan Eng recently released a statement in the same spirit, condemning this extremely disrespectful act.
I have often said that our hope for Malaysia lies in the day when different communities speak up for one another, not just for “their own people” – when Muslims speak up for Christians (like when churches were being fire-bombed), or when Indians speak up for Malays.
Anyway, thanks CCM Youth for a heartwarming tale going into the joyous month of Syawal :)
#TunM #Perkasa #BibleBurningRemark
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Nancy: 'Burn Bible' speech based on constitution
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http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/277119
Does Malaysia's Constitution tell us to mock, threat or do whatever we like to other race or religion?
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/277119
Does Malaysia's Constitution tell us to mock, threat or do whatever we like to other race or religion?
Jews, Christian capitalists will control Malaysia if sedition law repealed, Muslim group warns
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http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/jews-christian-capitalists-will-control-malaysia-if-sedition-law-repealed-m
Muslims NGO fear Jew and Christian will take over Malaysia?
http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/jews-christian-capitalists-will-control-malaysia-if-sedition-law-repealed-m
Muslims NGO fear Jew and Christian will take over Malaysia?
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Yahudi, Kristian jatuhkan kerajaan jika Akta Hasutan dimansuh, kata Isma - The Malaysian Insider
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http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/bahasa/article/yahudi-kristian-jatuhkan-kerajaan-jika-akta-hasutan-dimansuh-kata-isma
Is ISMA afraid of their own shadow or self-made enemies ?
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/bahasa/article/yahudi-kristian-jatuhkan-kerajaan-jika-akta-hasutan-dimansuh-kata-isma
Is ISMA afraid of their own shadow or self-made enemies ?
Friday, September 5, 2014
Boko Haram Beheading Every Christian Man Available
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http://www.christiansinpakistan.com/boko-haram-beheading-every-christian-man-available/
http://www.christiansinpakistan.com/boko-haram-beheading-every-christian-man-available/
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Activists demand Jokowi-Kalla end religious violence
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http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2014/08/28/activists-demand-jokowi-kalla-end-religious-violence.html
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2014/08/28/activists-demand-jokowi-kalla-end-religious-violence.html
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Teachers in Facebook ‘like’ not off the hook, says education unit - The Malaysian Insider
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http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/teachers-in-facebook-like-not-off-the-hook-says-penang-education-unit
The two teachers in Penang who were involved in the controversy surrounding a Form Five student who allegedly "liked" a pro-Israel page on Facebook are not being let off the hook yet, despite apologising to the student's family.
They have been asked to report to the Penang education department next week and explain themselves.
The teachers on Friday apologised to the student's family for making the incident public on Facebook and openly condemning the boy.
Education department director Osman Hussain, however, said that was not the end of it.
"They will have to give me an explanation each for their actions, and to state reasons why they should not be transferred out to another school.
"If a teacher fails to follow the SOP (standard operating procedures) in solving a problem, he or she can be transferred out," he told The Malaysian Insider today.
The first teacher posted about her student liking the “I Love Israel” page on her own Facebook page, which soon attracted other Facebook users to condemn and threaten the boy online.
The second teacher posted a comment that the 17-year-old should be boycotted for supporting Israel.
Osman confirmed that both teachers apologised to the boy and his parents yesterday during a meeting held at the school in Taman Tasek Mutiara, Simpang Ampat, on mainland Penang.
"The apology was just one way of resolving this. The two teachers still have to see me next week and give me their explanations."
He said both teachers violated the civil service general order, which states that civil servants are not allowed to make public statements or talk to the media about their work without authorisation.
He said making a statement about their work, or in this case their student, openly on a social network site is considered a violation of the general order.
"What they did is considered wrong and with that, the department can already take disciplinary action against them. But we are still using our discretion here.
"If this goes into their records permanently, their career advancement chances can be jeopardised," he said.
He said it is important that the incident concerning the teachers be dealt with seriously, as he feared that it could also affect unity.
"We must make sure our teachers understand that they are not to discuss or circulate comments about their work and their students publicly, no matter how good or bad their students are. If they have something to say, do it in school.
"We want this to be a lesson and an example to other teachers so something like this will not happen again... If teachers want to use Facebook, then they should refrain from posting about work and student-related matters."
The teenager learned that he had received threats, including one that suggested he should be burned, after his teacher posted on her Facebook about his alleged “like”.
He lodged a police report about it, saying he never “liked” the pro-Israel Facebook page and did not know what had happened.
After word of what he allegedly did on Facebook got around, the boy was afraid to return to school.
When he did, he found himself shunned by some of his schoolmates and teachers for a few days.
The teen is being investigated for sedition, while those who threatened him on Facebook are probed for criminal intimidation. – August 16, 2014.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/teachers-in-facebook-like-not-off-the-hook-says-penang-education-unit
The two teachers in Penang who were involved in the controversy surrounding a Form Five student who allegedly "liked" a pro-Israel page on Facebook are not being let off the hook yet, despite apologising to the student's family.
They have been asked to report to the Penang education department next week and explain themselves.
The teachers on Friday apologised to the student's family for making the incident public on Facebook and openly condemning the boy.
Education department director Osman Hussain, however, said that was not the end of it.
"They will have to give me an explanation each for their actions, and to state reasons why they should not be transferred out to another school.
"If a teacher fails to follow the SOP (standard operating procedures) in solving a problem, he or she can be transferred out," he told The Malaysian Insider today.
The first teacher posted about her student liking the “I Love Israel” page on her own Facebook page, which soon attracted other Facebook users to condemn and threaten the boy online.
The second teacher posted a comment that the 17-year-old should be boycotted for supporting Israel.
Osman confirmed that both teachers apologised to the boy and his parents yesterday during a meeting held at the school in Taman Tasek Mutiara, Simpang Ampat, on mainland Penang.
"The apology was just one way of resolving this. The two teachers still have to see me next week and give me their explanations."
He said both teachers violated the civil service general order, which states that civil servants are not allowed to make public statements or talk to the media about their work without authorisation.
He said making a statement about their work, or in this case their student, openly on a social network site is considered a violation of the general order.
"What they did is considered wrong and with that, the department can already take disciplinary action against them. But we are still using our discretion here.
"If this goes into their records permanently, their career advancement chances can be jeopardised," he said.
He said it is important that the incident concerning the teachers be dealt with seriously, as he feared that it could also affect unity.
"We must make sure our teachers understand that they are not to discuss or circulate comments about their work and their students publicly, no matter how good or bad their students are. If they have something to say, do it in school.
"We want this to be a lesson and an example to other teachers so something like this will not happen again... If teachers want to use Facebook, then they should refrain from posting about work and student-related matters."
The teenager learned that he had received threats, including one that suggested he should be burned, after his teacher posted on her Facebook about his alleged “like”.
He lodged a police report about it, saying he never “liked” the pro-Israel Facebook page and did not know what had happened.
After word of what he allegedly did on Facebook got around, the boy was afraid to return to school.
When he did, he found himself shunned by some of his schoolmates and teachers for a few days.
The teen is being investigated for sedition, while those who threatened him on Facebook are probed for criminal intimidation. – August 16, 2014.
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