Malaysians of all creed and race united against ‘mindless act of hatred’


PETALING JAYA: Peace-loving Malaysians have maintained that the intimidation by protestors in front of a Taman Medan church was unwarranted whether or not it had the right to operate as a place of worship.

Politicians, non-governmental organisations and religious groups were united in their stand against the protest, with some stressing that action should be taken against the demonstrators.

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