Proposed law penalising those play up 3R issues not a long-term solution, says former Bar president


PETALING JAYA: The proposed law to impose civil penalties on those who play up 3R (race, religion and royalty) sentiments may not be a lasting solution, says former Malaysian Bar president Christopher Leong.

He said that he agreed that efforts should be made to address those who were playing up racial and religious tension and believed that the proposed act was aimed to address these issues and concerns.

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