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      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

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      Ismail Sabri calls for Al Jazeera apology over 'unethical and deceptive' documentary
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      Ismail Sabri calls for Al Jazeera apology over 'unethical and deceptive' documentary

      Ismail Sabri calls for Al Jazeera apology over 'unethical and deceptive' documentary

      Published: Jul 6, 2020 7:24 AM | Updated: Jul 6, 2020 11:12 AM

      CORONAVIRUS | Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob today hit out at Al Jazeera for being unethical in producing what he described as a deceptive documentary over the government's handling of the undocumented migrant population during the Covid-19 outbreak.

      In a daily press conference from Putrajaya, Ismail said that what was reported in Al Jazeera's 101 East documentary episode called Locked Up in Malaysia's Lockdown was a lie as the government did not specifically target migrants, but everyone located in those areas specifically hit hard by Covid-19.

      People want govt to act against migrants who broke the law - minister

      People want govt to act against migrants who broke the law - minister

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      Govt's policy on undocumented migrants firm, but fair - NGOs

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      Saifuddin, just because Malaysia is a multi-racial country does not mean it does not have racist policies. As a matter of fact many of its policies are racist. Malaysians are brought up to be racists precisely because of government policies and the politicians harping on race. Note the furor that was raised the last time when the Lord President, Attorney General and Finance Minister did not happen to be Malay Muslims. And also the coup that toppled the PH govt was staged because certain groups wanted a govt that is overwhelmingly dominated by Malay Muslims. To claim that the Malaysian govt is not racist is to practise self deception.

      yu chooi choo09:30 AM, 06 Jul 2020

      Kalau fitnah, tunggu apa lagi ... saman lah, big mouth !

      Mohd B Manuke09:24 AM, 06 Jul 2020

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      Saifuddin, just because Malaysia is a multi-racial country does not mean it does not have racist policies. As a matter of fact many of its policies are racist. Malaysians are brought up to be racists precisely because of government policies and the politicians harping on race. Note the furor that was raised the last time when the Lord President, Attorney General and Finance Minister did not happen to be Malay Muslims. And also the coup that toppled the PH govt was staged because certain groups wanted a govt that is overwhelmingly dominated by Malay Muslims. To claim that the Malaysian govt is not racist is to practise self deception.

      yu chooi choo09:30 AM, 06 Jul 2020
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      Kalau fitnah, tunggu apa lagi ... saman lah, big mouth !

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