Council says no race nor religion should be subject to fear and bigotry


  • Nation
  • Monday, 18 Mar 2019

Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah (seated, centre), Unit for Other Religions director Datuk Dr Ngenang Jangu and Sarawak Women and Family Council members holding up placards calling for peace and unity.

KUCHING: Leaders around the world, including politicians, community leaders and civil society, should condemn extremism in all its forms and not incite hatred by demonising Islam or any other faiths, says the Sarawak Women and Family Council.

The council's chairman Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah said no race or religion should be subject to fear and bigotry.

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