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In this respect, the relevant agencies like the Domestic Trade Co-operatives and Consumerism Ministry should regulate the practice in a transparent manner.

There is no question about respecting Muslim's dietary requirements, but we should not allow radical elements to hijack any religions for political ends.

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The segregation policy runs counter to the two fundamental ideals CENBET promotes ie moderation and good governance.

The move would create a sense of injustice among contributors, which could take a racial-religious dimension.

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It is time to regulate political funding in Malaysia, Centre for A Better Tomorrow (CENBET) said.

CENBET says it is the principle role of the media to hold the government accountable by asking questions and highlighting issues of governance, transparency and abuse of power and trust.

CENBET said if the principle is applied consistently, a lot of websites and online news portals may have to shut down.

CENBET co-president Gan Ping Sieu said when people in power or influence play the racial and religious cards, their followers would follow.

CENBET's Co-President says taking leave is not an admission of guilt, and would allow Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to focus on tackling issues he currently faces.

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