'Indie' group demands apology from civics bureau over 'extreme' accusation


PETALING JAYA: A group of independent Malay book publishers and writers is demanding a public apology from the National Civics Bureau (BTN) for accusing it of being “extreme” and having a negative effect on the Government in slides of the BTN teaching module.

In a statement on Friday, the group said it would take action against BTN if the bureau did not respond within two weeks.

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