PM: There is public consensus on LGBT but harassment not condoned

Raveena NagotraPublished: Sep 23, 2023 2:19 AM | Updated: Sep 23, 2023 2:28 AM

Malaysia’s recent bans on LGBT content do not mean doors are open for the harassment of the community, said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.

He also said the government must respect the consensus of the people, whom he mentioned were not open to public displays of LGBT content...

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Barbaric HUDUD will never be in place in Malaysia. Go and live in Saudi and take all those crazy extremists with you.

Ong Chin Wah05:20 AM, 23 Sep 2023

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Barbaric HUDUD will never be in place in Malaysia. Go and live in Saudi and take all those crazy extremists with you.

Ong Chin Wah05:20 AM, 23 Sep 2023