Schools should be places to promote unity, reject discrimination, says Johor exco rep


JOHOR BARU: Schools should be a place to promote unity and reject any programme or activity that may lead to racial and religious discrimination, says Norliza Noh (pic).

The Johor Education, Information and Communications Committee chairman added that following the incident involving SMK Infant Jesus Convent Johor Baru, she has called up the Johor Education Department, the school’s principal and teachers as well as its Parent-Teacher Association.

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