Regulation 4 singles out Muslims for addition procedural burdens and impediments. It requires that a Muslim has to state his or her religion. The requirement does not apply to non-Muslims. There is therefore a differential treatment for Muslims… tantamount to unequal treatment under the law… and has infringed Article 8(1) of the Constitution. It is discriminatory and unconstitutional and should be struck down.
— Justice Richard Malanjum, May 30 2007.
In Malaysia, almost everybody suffers discrimination. The non-Malays as well as the Malays are being discriminated for simply being different.
2 replies on “[1244] Of Justice Richard Malanjum says…”
Malaysian legal system is a joke unto itself. Start taking examples from CIVILISED nations. Make your mind up, secular or fundamentalist? Choose the second and my Malaysian born wife certainly wont ever want to return, nor will I.
A disappointed verdict but an expected one