PUTRAJAYA, Oct 20 (Bernama) -- The Higher Education Ministry (MOHE) and Universiti Malaya (UM) have no intention of taking action against the student who went viral recently after asking a “tough” question during the i-Future programme.
General : MOHE, UM Have No Intention Of Taking Action Against Student Representative Over âToughâ Question â Zambry
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MOHE and UM won't take action against a student who asked a 'tough' question during a program, as freedom of expression is respected.
- Minister Zambry stated students' right to free speech is protected and should be exercised responsibly.
- The student questioned leadership integrity and criticized public donations for Najib Razak.
- Zambry condemned abuse towards the student and urged police reports and investigations.
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