Perkasa, Christian group unite for religious harmony


KUALA LUMPUR: Malay rights group Perkasa and the Christians For Peace and Harmony Malaysia (CPHM) movement met here Saturday in a surprise development to work for religious harmony in the country.

During a press conference after their closed-door meeting at a hotel here, leaders from both organisations said they focused on achieving religious peace.

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