Siti Kasim dreads public unis are fast becoming breeding ground for close minded, religiously radical undergrads

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Siti Kasim dreads public unis are fast becoming breeding ground for close minded, religiously radical undergrads - Focus Malaysia

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Siti Kasim has a bone to pick with the Malaysian Higher Education Ministry after a rightist Universiti Malaya (UM) student group stood up against a deemed controversial-yet-enlightening forum "Is Malaysia a Secular or Islamic Country? ” in which she is a panel member.

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Imagine if the panel members are made up of ustaz who condemn LBGT hence in line with their way of thinking, I reckon they wouldn’t have initiated any memorandum of protest.