KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) has raised concerns over plans to place officers from the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) in every government department.
According to a report in the Daily Express dated August 13, 2024, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Vice-President David Ong also expressed concerns regarding these reports.
The MCCBCHST fears that this move could potentially violate Article 3(1) of the Federal Constitution, which states that “Islam is the religion of the Federation”, the MCCBCHST wrote in a statement today.
“This move has the potential to affect the constitutional safeguards provided in the Constitution including the Fundamental rights guaranteed by Articles 5 to 13, which also form the basic structure of the Constitution,” it added.
Also,
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Sadly seems like bmx will be the one responsible for turning BolehLand into TalibumLand.
Really funny how all these religious agenda leaders blind to the fact that most if not all Middle East countries are regressive, yet they still wanna steer the country towards that…
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) has raised concerns over plans to place officers from the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) in every government department.
According to a report in the Daily Express dated August 13, 2024, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Vice-President David Ong also expressed concerns regarding these reports.
The MCCBCHST fears that this move could potentially violate Article 3(1) of the Federal Constitution, which states that “Islam is the religion of the Federation”, the MCCBCHST wrote in a statement today.
“This move has the potential to affect the constitutional safeguards provided in the Constitution including the Fundamental rights guaranteed by Articles 5 to 13, which also form the basic structure of the Constitution,” it added.
Like soviet political commissar, create jobs for them and ensure gomen department complied to jakim policy. Jakim will ultimately become the supreme rulers/council in the country.
Sadly seems like bmx will be the one responsible for turning BolehLand into TalibumLand.
Really funny how all these religious agenda leaders blind to the fact that most if not all Middle East countries are regressive, yet they still wanna steer the country towards that…
Don't worry macai DAP can always spin it into PuAS would do worse.
So basically, BMX has no bottom limit when come to Islamisation because PuAS always gonna be the boogeyman
Concern over placing Jakim staff in every government department Published on: Tuesday, August 13, 2024 By: Nikko Fabian
Kota Kinabalu: Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Vice-President David Ong, raised concerns regarding reports officers from the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim), will be placed in every government department to ensure decisions align with Islamic principles.
David highlighted the potential implications of such a move on Malaysia’s democracy and constitutional principles.
He also highlighted Malaysia’s diverse population, comprising individuals of various faiths and ethnicities and stressed the importance of upholding the constitutional guarantee of freedom of religion for all.
He said the reported placement of religious officers in government departments could compromise the secular nature of institutions meant to serve all Malaysians impartially, irrespective of their religious beliefs.
David also stressed the importance of decisions being based on facts and the best interests of all Malaysians, rather than religious considerations.
Of particular concern is the potential for discrimination against non-Muslim citizens and civil servants, as well as the risk of religious considerations overshadowing merit and equality in government operations.
He cautioned against policies that could undermine equal opportunity and non-discrimination, fundamental to a just and harmonious society.
While acknowledging Islam as the religion of the Federation, he reiterated the need for a clear separation between religious affairs and the secular functions of government to safeguard the rights and freedoms of all Malaysians.
Towards this end, he called on the government to clarify the reported policy and urged reconsideration if the reports are accurate.
LDP reaffirmed its commitment to democratic values, diversity and equal treatment for all citizens under the law.
Ong stressed the importance of upholding Malaysia’s plurality and scrutinising actions that may jeopardize this delicate balance.
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) has raised concerns over plans to place officers from the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) in every government department.
According to a report in the Daily Express dated August 13, 2024, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Vice-President David Ong also expressed concerns regarding these reports.
The MCCBCHST fears that this move could potentially violate Article 3(1) of the Federal Constitution, which states that “Islam is the religion of the Federation”, the MCCBCHST wrote in a statement today.
“This move has the potential to affect the constitutional safeguards provided in the Constitution including the Fundamental rights guaranteed by Articles 5 to 13, which also form the basic structure of the Constitution,” it added.
So basically not only becoming the morality police, but also to check whether there are halal and non-halal microwaves in each pantry?
Sadly seems like bmx will be the one responsible for turning BolehLand into TalibumLand.
Really funny how all these religious agenda leaders blind to the fact that most if not all Middle East countries are regressive, yet they still wanna steer the country towards that…
Seems like every Muslim leaders get the religion wrong, that lead to regressions. It's the dark ages all over again. Muslim scholars from the golden age will facepalm hard seeing all this shit
For the small number of nons working in gov dept... time to put away your crosses , religious talisman and even photos of you in Unislamic clothings at your cubicle or desktop wallpapers.
Normally, JAKIM officers assigned to Law Enforcement Agency je, not to all Gov Agencies .. senang nak discuss and made decision, no need to ask meeting or availability of the officers. Jimat kos on the transportation lagi ..
Normally, JAKIM officers assigned to Law Enforcement Agency je, not to all Gov Agencies .. senang nak discuss and made decision, no need to ask meeting or availability of the officers. Jimat kos on the transportation lagi ..
Same like SPRM / PDRM / etc
You are saying as if those officers assigned to each department have high level authority and can make decision on their own.
What era are we living in? Telecommunications rely on pigeons?
Normally, JAKIM officers assigned to Law Enforcement Agency je, not to all Gov Agencies .. senang nak discuss and made decision, no need to ask meeting or availability of the officers. Jimat kos on the transportation lagi ..
With "Formidable" army what do you think happened?
Intrusion still happened anyways, and with the bells and whistles of "state of the art" defense
Nowhere to be seen, still can't wipe the sulu's in the first place
Might as well we form alliance with SG and Brunei or even US/China?
What makes you think Sabah & Sarawak so weak to depend on Peninsula?
FYI please return 300bil of fair share O&G, palm oil and other export revenue then talk thanks.
Why would any of those countries wanna have war with Msia in the first place?
SG economy would immediately collapse if they have war with Msia. Brunei has no reason to start any regional conflict as they are enjoying their wealth and peace.
As for US and China, I let u come up with your reasoning. Come convince us
The Soviets used to have the NKVD that quietly watched over everyone. What was supposed to be a watchdog ended up becoming the most powerful organization that everything else was subservient to.
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) has raised concerns over plans to place officers from the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) in every government department.
According to a report in the Daily Express dated August 13, 2024, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Vice-President David Ong also expressed concerns regarding these reports.
The MCCBCHST fears that this move could potentially violate Article 3(1) of the Federal Constitution, which states that “Islam is the religion of the Federation”, the MCCBCHST wrote in a statement today.
“This move has the potential to affect the constitutional safeguards provided in the Constitution including the Fundamental rights guaranteed by Articles 5 to 13, which also form the basic structure of the Constitution,” it added.
Aiya the most openly corrupt sampah enough la, I recommend immigration, police, and all bandaraya staff especially dbkl. Inb4 penyuap kopi have to double suap feed the newest addition pulok. Maybe can throw some to MOF department also, kasih make sure semua suci halal usage of funds only. Kek. If it works ayam support a cleaner admin, but if they just hypocrite tunggang agama hope they all cepat cepat pay for their sins.
Why would any of those countries wanna have war with Msia in the first place?
SG economy would immediately collapse if they have war with Msia. Brunei has no reason to start any regional conflict as they are enjoying their wealth and peace.
As for US and China, I let u come up with your reasoning. Come convince us
Why would there be war with SG?
If secession of Sabah & Sarawak happens its on voluntary withdrawal, what does it have to do with SG? Same goes with Brunei.
If your logic is form alliance with Sabah & Sarawak = war with Peninsula, then you must be naive thinking that Peninsula dare to attack Singapore unprovoked
Forming alliance itself happens AFTER withdrawal from Malaysia.
And what if Sabah & Sarawak get foreign protection from US/China then? US/CN don't dare to go to war with Malaysia? Lol
Forming alliance its not annexation, don't be delusional.
Your point up there suggests that Sabah & Sarawak "belongs" to Malaysia when in fact it is not. Sabah & Sarawak do have autonomy over participation of "Malaysia".
If secession of Sabah & Sarawak happens its on voluntary withdrawal, what does it have to do with SG? Same goes with Brunei.
If your logic is form alliance with Sabah & Sarawak = war with Peninsula, then you must be naive thinking that Peninsula dare to attack Singapore unprovoked
Forming alliance itself happens AFTER withdrawal from Malaysia.
And what if Sabah & Sarawak get foreign protection from US/China then? US/CN don't dare to go to war with Malaysia? Lol
Forming alliance its not annexation, don't be delusional.
Your point up there suggests that Sabah & Sarawak "belongs" to Malaysia when in fact it is not. Sabah & Sarawak do have autonomy over participation of "Malaysia".
which is the better option for nons? serious question. 1) continue to earn 20k in MY but live under talibun. 2) move to AU to earn $3k as kuli.
These days go illegally and then claim asylum can get citizenship faster than calculate pr points. Some more they pay you monthly allowance and got free housing while waiting asylum claim.
While it may seem simple, it's important to consider that there are numerous high-level and confidential meetings involving senior officers. Rather than incurring expenses related to transportation and time, it might be more beneficial to assign a dedicated officer within the LE Agency. Furthermore, they are able to provide references for many of the queries and cases that the LE might be unable to answer.
If you keep forwarding query via email or try to reach via phone, the officer normally are busy with other tasks. By putting them at the agency itself, he/she have to answer all the query asap. So, the case can be resolved within the stipulated time.
While it may seem simple, it's important to consider that there are numerous high-level and confidential meetings involving senior officers. Rather than incurring expenses related to transportation and time, it might be more beneficial to assign a dedicated officer within the LE Agency. Furthermore, they are able to provide references for many of the queries and cases that the LE might be unable to answer.
If you keep forwarding query via email or try to reach via phone, the officer normally are busy with other tasks. By putting them at the agency itself, he/she have to answer all the query asap. So, the case can be resolved within the stipulated time.
does EVERY govt department need JAKIM answer ASAP?
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) has raised concerns over plans to place officers from the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) in every government department.
According to a report in the Daily Express dated August 13, 2024, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Vice-President David Ong also expressed concerns regarding these reports.
The MCCBCHST fears that this move could potentially violate Article 3(1) of the Federal Constitution, which states that “Islam is the religion of the Federation”, the MCCBCHST wrote in a statement today.
“This move has the potential to affect the constitutional safeguards provided in the Constitution including the Fundamental rights guaranteed by Articles 5 to 13, which also form the basic structure of the Constitution,” it added.
I support.. No more teh tarik and kopi O time and rokok time..
How else would u deploy such a large number of jakim staffs. They can't be doing nothing right
1. Tangkap Basah 2. Tangkap people xsolat jumaat 3. Tangkap people xpuasa 4. Tangkap people drink at pub
But honestly, I kesian those libarel malay muslim, or those who are yet to find their calling to be pious. I mean, they are born into the religion. There is nothing they can do, but the heart want what it want. I have a lot of Malay friend who loves to drink, dont go friday prayer, and xpuasa. But they are very good people, took care of their family well. Mostly are educated and successful too, compared to pious one.
1. Tangkap Basah 2. Tangkap people xsolat jumaat 3. Tangkap people xpuasa 4. Tangkap people drink at pub
But honestly, I kesian those libarel malay muslim, or those who are yet to find their calling to be pious. I mean, they are born into the religion. There is nothing they can do, but the heart want what it want. I have a lot of Malay friend who loves to drink, dont go friday prayer, and xpuasa. But they are very good people, took care of their family well. Mostly are educated and successful too, compared to pious one.
wow, Malaysia in listed in the wiki - Islamic religious police. together with Afghan, iran, nigeria, saudi and sudan.1 of 6 listed. we famous.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_religious_police Malaysia Main article: Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM) The Malaysian religious authority, known as the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Department (JAWI), enforces religious standards.[20] Its Chief of enforcement is Wan Jaafar Wan Ahmad.[21] Punishable offenses include khalwat, the offense of being in close proximity to any forbidden member of the opposite sex. Adultery is also an offense and may lead to up to two years in prison. According to local newspapers, the moral police have stopped hundreds of couples.[22] Other offenses include extra-marital sex, alcohol consumption, not fasting during Ramadan, and not visiting the mosque during Friday prayer. The department also punishes gay Muslims.[23] Malaysian morality police are often accused of overstepping their mandate, with legal confusion resulting from overlapping and ambiguously defined jurisdictions of secular and sharia-based laws.[14]
communist political officers and the gestapo springs to mind.
maybe by following and doing all these, we can oneday be strong enough to join yemen activities and support gaza?
Aug. 15, 2024, 8:56 PM GMT+8 / Source: The Associated Press By The Associated Press On a darkened road beside the Caspian Sea, Iranian police officers opened fire last month on a 31-year-old woman who had tried to speed away likely knowing they wanted to seize her vehicle.
Police had been ordered to impound her car, activists say, because of an earlier violation of Iran’s headscarf law for showing her hair in public while driving.
Now unable to walk and confined to a bed at a police hospital, Arezou Badri — a mother of two — is the latest casualty of Iran’s renewed crackdown over headscarves, or hijabs. Her shooting occurred nearly two years after 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died while in police custody over an alleged headscarf violation, sparking nationwide protests over women’s rights and against the country’s theocracy.
...... Amini’s death sparked months of protests and a security crackdown that killed more than 500 people and led to the detention of more than 22,000. After the mass demonstrations, police dialed down enforcement of hijab laws, but it ramped up again in April under what authorities called the Noor — or “Light” — Plan.
The hijab crackdown remains widely discussed in Iran, even as police and state media rarely report on it. Many women continue to wear their hijabs loosely or leave them draped around their shoulders while walking in Tehran. Women driving without wearing hijabs are believed to have been tracked via surveillance camera technology provided by Chinese firms, matching their faces against a government-maintained photo database, Ghaemi said.
If they are stopped, that can lead to physical altercations between women and the police.
Surveillance footage published last week by the Iranian reformist news website Ensaf showed a 14-year-old girl manhandled by the morality police in Tehran. Her mother described her daughter’s head as being rammed into an electrical box, a female officer pulling her hair and another putting their foot on her neck. Police described the officers’ behavior as unprofessional, but also accused the girl of using bad language.
“I saw my daughter with a wounded face, swollen lips, a bruised neck, torn clothes and she couldn’t even speak,” her mother, Maryam Abbasi, told the website. “Her eyes were so swollen from crying that they wouldn’t open.”
maybe by following and doing all these, we can oneday be strong enough to join yemen activities and support gaza?
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Aug. 15, 2024, 8:56 PM GMT+8 / Source: The Associated Press By The Associated Press On a darkened road beside the Caspian Sea, Iranian police officers opened fire last month on a 31-year-old woman who had tried to speed away likely knowing they wanted to seize her vehicle.
Police had been ordered to impound her car, activists say, because of an earlier violation of Iran’s headscarf law for showing her hair in public while driving.
Now unable to walk and confined to a bed at a police hospital, Arezou Badri — a mother of two — is the latest casualty of Iran’s renewed crackdown over headscarves, or hijabs. Her shooting occurred nearly two years after 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died while in police custody over an alleged headscarf violation, sparking nationwide protests over women’s rights and against the country’s theocracy.
...... Amini’s death sparked months of protests and a security crackdown that killed more than 500 people and led to the detention of more than 22,000. After the mass demonstrations, police dialed down enforcement of hijab laws, but it ramped up again in April under what authorities called the Noor — or “Light” — Plan.
The hijab crackdown remains widely discussed in Iran, even as police and state media rarely report on it. Many women continue to wear their hijabs loosely or leave them draped around their shoulders while walking in Tehran. Women driving without wearing hijabs are believed to have been tracked via surveillance camera technology provided by Chinese firms, matching their faces against a government-maintained photo database, Ghaemi said.
If they are stopped, that can lead to physical altercations between women and the police.
Surveillance footage published last week by the Iranian reformist news website Ensaf showed a 14-year-old girl manhandled by the morality police in Tehran. Her mother described her daughter’s head as being rammed into an electrical box, a female officer pulling her hair and another putting their foot on her neck. Police described the officers’ behavior as unprofessional, but also accused the girl of using bad language.
“I saw my daughter with a wounded face, swollen lips, a bruised neck, torn clothes and she couldn’t even speak,” her mother, Maryam Abbasi, told the website. “Her eyes were so swollen from crying that they wouldn’t open.”
"houthi" sounds like "hoot ee" (meaning "whack him" in hokkien), so they can say sarahan cina dapig once more.
purposely put ppl there so they can slowly take over the government job ?
or trying to make them "look" useful ?
When they hire hundreds of religious studies graduates every year to the government service, they need to find a place to put them. Right now government departments are forced to hire them directly even though they have zeo knowledge on the purpose and function of the departments. So nothing has really changed, just different way to empower your vote bank
Frankly speaking both will turn BolehLand into TalibumLand. The difference it seems bmx will do it more systematically than PuAS.
Either way, nons should ensure they don’t leave their next gen hanging around when shits hit the fan.
It does make you wonder if there's even any point in joining the electoral process as a non Malay Muslim voter at this point.
From the perspective of a non who just wants to do their own thing and despises what the country is trending towards :-
Vote for Madanon/PKR - you get a reacharound and some sweet words while getting f'ed in the arse.
Vote for PuAS - no lube while you get f'ed in the arse.
In both cases you still get violated.
You might as well just go straight to PuAS to accelerate the process coz what Madanon is doing is just a slow creeping version of what they aspire to turn the country into.
It does make you wonder if there's even any point in joining the electoral process as a non Malay Muslim voter at this point.
From the perspective of a non who just wants to do their own thing and despises what the country is trending towards :-
Vote for Madanon/PKR - you get a reacharound and some sweet words while getting f'ed in the arse.
Vote for PuAS - no lube while you get f'ed in the arse.
In both cases you still get violated.
You might as well just go straight to PuAS to accelerate the process coz what Madanon is doing is just a slow creeping version of what they aspire to turn the country into.
At least puas is honest Won’t tipu u hari ini naik esok miyak turun
So it's completely pointless for them to be there , everyday just watching people renew IC , or register new birth, thousands and thousands. Worse than prison
It does make you wonder if there's even any point in joining the electoral process as a non Malay Muslim voter at this point.
From the perspective of a non who just wants to do their own thing and despises what the country is trending towards :-
Vote for Madanon/PKR - you get a reacharound and some sweet words while getting f'ed in the arse.
Vote for PuAS - no lube while you get f'ed in the arse.
In both cases you still get violated.
You might as well just go straight to PuAS to accelerate the process coz what Madanon is doing is just a slow creeping version of what they aspire to turn the country into.
Other than bmx version being more systematic, u will also see bmx version won’t focus on ridiculous matters such as gender separation in cinema/barber, restrictions on athletes sportswear etc.
wow, talk like a true expert, i bet u also play well in office politics, i should elect u to be representative to change every law in malaysia then.
who does not play office politics? The only way not to play office politics is to be an island. The crux is does one play clean politics or dirty politics? If you are management in any company, and you keep taichi bad stuff to ur predecessor WITHOUT any actions to improve or change for the better, you will face the axe v v v v fast. The point of getting u in as a gov is to reform which is what the PH gov war cry, no? So reform the systems if it is bad. Do not keep the blame game without any actions. Not going to get you anywhere at all with the blame game.
who does not play office politics? The only way not to play office politics is to be an island. The crux is does one play clean politics or dirty politics? If you are management in any company, and you keep taichi bad stuff to ur predecessor WITHOUT any actions to improve or change for the better, you will face the axe v v v v fast. The point of getting u in as a gov is to reform which is what the PH gov war cry, no? So reform the systems if it is bad. Do not keep the blame game without any actions. Not going to get you anywhere at all with the blame game.
there are restrictions in company where some rules cant be changed even u are at the top, what's more in actual governance of a country full of racial sensitivity.
u keep talking like that i just feel that u have never been at management level in a mnc
there are restrictions in company where some rules cant be changed even u are at the top, what's more in actual governance of a country full of racial sensitivity.
u keep talking like that i just feel that u have never been at management level in a mnc
Yes, there are restrictions but if you are the central excom, u can change just as the Malaysian gov is the executive authority for all laws in Malaysia except for religion. So they have and can make changes. They have 2/3 majority support now, no? What’s stopping them from doing so? Scared of failure to secure 2/3 approvals to make changes to laws? Does all these reforms need parliamentary approval?
Yes, there are restrictions but if you are the central excom, u can change just as the Malaysian gov is the executive authority for all laws in Malaysia except for religion. So they have and can make changes. They have 2/3 majority support now, no? What’s stopping them from doing so? Scared of failure to secure 2/3 approvals to make changes to laws? Does all these reforms need parliamentary approval?
u totally ignore the racial sensitivity part, aren't u?
u totally ignore the racial sensitivity part, aren't u?
What racial sensitivity that PMX cannot handle? If he can handle Palestine stuff, what is so difficult? He claimed he has the support of Malay voters didn’t he? So it is ok for anyone to blame MCA for this act when MCA also has to consider racial sensitivity but it is not ok for PMX to reform due to racial sensitivity? Interesting… if MCA cannot do this last time, they do not have racial sensitivity to face then? So can blame and throw brick bats at them. Now PMX and DAP cannot do this because of racial sensitivity?
Look, I am not a fan of MCA nor am I a fan of PH. But I do not favour the hypocrisy surrounding these where whatever MCA or the past gov did is wrong and blame them. When asked to reform, cannot cos unity gov (which has been claimed to have 2/3 majority), racial sentiments, religious sentiments etc. all full of excuses to cover the failures to reform or to act!
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dap on the other hand has 99% non support but quiet yet u keep bark on mca
funnyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Because MCA is the bogeyman for DAP. Just as Spore was the bogey man for Atuk then. If no MCA, who is DAP going to blame for their failure or weaknesses?
I think this JAKIM policy already there since 20-30 years ago. Basically 1 or 2 officers each dept, normally in Putrajaya or ibu negeri. Basically the one, ustad2 who recite doa during official event, guide whatever religion event. No issue until now... Suddently NGO or political party play with 3R issue again as if PMX govt fault...
The only different is that Madani govt want to create permanent staff instead of contract or JAKIM loan staff. Madani govt basically try to help also other post like doctor & teacher too, create more permanent staff..
In reality, it still same person who give service. Nothing new...
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I think this JAKIM policy already there since 20-30 years ago. Basically 1 or 2 officers each dept, normally in Putrajaya or ibu negeri. Basically the one, ustad2 who recite doa during official event, guide whatever religion event. No issue until now... Suddently NGO or political party play with 3R issue again as if PMX govt fault...
The only different is that Madani govt want to create permanent staff instead of contract or JAKIM loan staff. Madani govt basically try to help also other post like doctor & teacher too, create more permanent staff..
In reality, it still same person who give service. Nothing new...
But why create a permanent post when it is working well now? If they want to create permanent posts, I think there is a better department that needs more permanent posts like docs in hospitals. They add more value to people’s livelihood, no? Save life directly vs those who save life indirectly. Time to assess if having this is person adds any value/benefit since corruption is not under control in gov dept…
Terrorism need people of similar mind. There's nothing similar in gahmen except ular early and MC, change this change that, who wants to do for free , you want you do la, mouth only say easy
Terrorism need people of similar mind. There's nothing similar in gahmen except ular early and MC, change this change that, who wants to do for free , you want you do la, mouth only say easy
But why create a permanent post when it is working well now? If they want to create permanent posts, I think there is a better department that needs more permanent posts like docs in hospitals. They add more value to people’s livelihood, no? Save life directly vs those who save life indirectly. Time to assess if having this is person adds any value/benefit since corruption is not under control in gov dept…
OVRA The Organizzazione per la Vigilanza e la Repressione dell’Antifascismo (OVRA) was the secret police of the Italian Social Republic, founded in 1927 under the regime of Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini and during the reign of King Victor Emmanuel III. OVRA was responsible for stopping any anti-fascist activity or sentiment, and approximately 50,000 agents infiltrated most aspects of domestic life in Italy. Despite its pervasive presence, OVRA never appeared in any official document, leaving its official name unclear.
OVRA was headed by Arturo Bocchini, who held the office from September 1926 until his death in November 1940. As the head of both the regular police (State Police) and the secret police (OVRA), Bocchini exercised significant control over Italian society, operating at all levels to maintain the Fascist regime’s grip on power.
STASI The function of the Stasi in East Germany (the GDR) resembled that of the KGB in the Soviet Union, in that it served to maintain state authority and the position of the ruling party, in this case the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED). This was accomplished primarily through the use of a network of civilian informants who contributed to the arrest of approximately 250,000 people in East Germany.
OVRA The Organizzazione per la Vigilanza e la Repressione dell’Antifascismo (OVRA) was the secret police of the Italian Social Republic, founded in 1927 under the regime of Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini and during the reign of King Victor Emmanuel III. OVRA was responsible for stopping any anti-fascist activity or sentiment, and approximately 50,000 agents infiltrated most aspects of domestic life in Italy. Despite its pervasive presence, OVRA never appeared in any official document, leaving its official name unclear.
OVRA was headed by Arturo Bocchini, who held the office from September 1926 until his death in November 1940. As the head of both the regular police (State Police) and the secret police (OVRA), Bocchini exercised significant control over Italian society, operating at all levels to maintain the Fascist regime’s grip on power. STASI The function of the Stasi in East Germany (the GDR) resembled that of the KGB in the Soviet Union, in that it served to maintain state authority and the position of the ruling party, in this case the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED). This was accomplished primarily through the use of a network of civilian informants who contributed to the arrest of approximately 250,000 people in East Germany.
Hahaha…. Then I have no except that gov also got tugging ugama la… not only PUAS. 😎. Hypocrite, no?
Meeting to dispel fears Govt to engage with interfaith group over Jakim issue By ALLISON LAI Nation Wednesday, 04 Sep 2024
PUTRAJAYA: The government will soon engage with the Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) to address their concerns about the placement of Islamic Development Department (Jakim) officers in government departments.
This follows MCCBCHST’s worries about reports suggesting that Jakim officers might be placed in every government department “to ensure decisions align with Islamic principles”.
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has instructed the National Unity Ministry and the Prime Minister’s Department to meet with MCCBCHST to hear their views and clarify the government’s position.
“It’s inaccurate to say that Jakim officers are involved in policymaking. Such an allegation is uncalled for and baseless,” he told the press after a Cabinet meeting at his ministry yesterday.
Despite a clarification from Jakim on Aug 7, Fahmi said some misunderstandings persist.
Fahmi reiterated that Jakim officers in government departments are not involved in policymaking but are present to uplift the spirituality of departmental staff.
He also noted that this policy of placing Jakim officers in departments was continued from the previous administration.
Fahmi pointed out that Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin had mentioned this policy during his tenure in the previous government between 2006 and 2007.
He also clarified that no new placements of Jakim officers in government departments have been made under the current administration.
On Monday, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs) Datuk Dr Mohd Na’im Mokhtar explained that Jakim officers are assigned to government agencies and departments primarily to organise Islamic religious programmes.
He referred to the Aug 7 Jakim statement, which indicated that the current federal administration under Anwar had not decided to place Jakim officers in every government department.
According to the statement, this policy was established in previous administrations dating back to the 1980s.
The MCCBCHST said in a statement recently that Jakim’s alleged encroachment into the public sphere might be unconstitutional as it could affect the fundamental rights guaranteed to all Malaysians.
MCCBCHST also argued that Jakim’s role in ensuring government policies align with Islamic principles would fall outside the constitutional scope of the term “Islam” as interpreted by the courts.
“Jakim’s involvement in government policymaking may be unconstitutional as in the public sphere, only such Islamic acts as relating to ‘rituals and ceremonies’ are included,” the interfaith council said in the statement.
The group had issued the statement in response to an Aug 13 news report, in which Sabah’s Liberal Democratic Party vice-president David Ong raised concerns about the placement of Jakim officers.
Sep 2 2024, 11:14 AM, updated 2y ago
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