By Haris Ibrahim,
A second Orang Asli church in Kelantan is facing the prospect of demolition for reasons still unknown to the native community there.
This cannot be right.
We have a duty to protect the right of our fellow anak Bangsa Malaysia to profess and practise the faith of their choice.
This must include the right to have a house of worship in close proximity to their community to approach God as their conscience dictates.
You can do your part by lending your signature to a petition to speak up for the rights of our Orang Asli brothers and sisters.
To view and sign the petition, click the photo below of the church in question that is still under construction.
A second Orang Asli church in Kelantan is facing the prospect of demolition for reasons still unknown to the native community there.
This cannot be right.
We have a duty to protect the right of our fellow anak Bangsa Malaysia to profess and practise the faith of their choice.
This must include the right to have a house of worship in close proximity to their community to approach God as their conscience dictates.
You can do your part by lending your signature to a petition to speak up for the rights of our Orang Asli brothers and sisters.
To view and sign the petition, click the photo below of the church in question that is still under construction.
The new church under construction
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