KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- Civil society leaders and experts from various fields have called for urgent institutional reforms and an end to race-based politics to safeguard the nation’s defining principle of unity in diversity.
Civil Society Leaders, Experts Call For Institutional Reforms, End To Race-based Politics
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Civil society leaders and experts called for institutional reforms and an end to race-based politics at a forum in Kuala Lumpur.
- The Aspirasi Rakyat 2.0 Forum highlighted concerns about national unity and social justice.
- Speakers emphasized the need to address racial discrimination through institutional and community efforts.
- A study showed harmonious ethnic and religious relations scored 8.04 out of 10.
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