Organiser of "I Want to Touch a Dog" event apologises for furore caused by event


PETALING JAYA: Syed Azmi Abhalshi (pic), the man behind the controversial "I Want To Touch A Dog" event, has apologised for the furore it has caused.

However, the social activist stressed that the programme was meant to be educational and not to promote liberalism, as alleged by certain quarters.

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