BSM moving office from Selangor to Kuala Lumpur, says state 'unconducive' for its work


By L. SuganyaA. Ruban
  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 15 Apr 2014

PETALING JAYA: The Bible Society of Malaysia (BSM) will be relocating its office to Kuala Lumpur from its current base in Damansara Kim here, as it believed the environment in Selangor was unconducive for it to carry out its work of supplying bibles to Christians and churches in Malaysia.

"BSM wishes to announce that it will be moving its headquarters and operations out of Selangor to the Federal Territories, where better protection is given by the Federal Government to religious minorities," it said in a statement Tuesday.

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