Iron Lady: Don't teach school students divisive ideas

Hariz MohdPublished: Jun 29, 2019 1:08 PM

Divisive interpretations of religion and cultures should not be allowed to be taught in schools, said Rafidah Aziz.

Speaking at a forum today, the former trade and industry minister stressed that such teachings would only go against the country's effort to foster unity among its multi-cultural people.

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