What Malay youths want: Yes to multiculturalism, but...


Many youths from the Malay heartland want to be heard and get involved, study finds. — 123rf

A RECENT study on peninsula-based Malay youths’ understanding of politics and democracy yields several findings on their desires, which include, making new friends from other races.

In the study by think tank Iman Research, entitled “Orang Kita” (Our People), it is found that Malay youths believe that non-Malays and Malays can co-exist peacefully.

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