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Malaysian Bar calls for national harmony framework to address racial, religious sensitivities

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March 13, 2026
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KUALA LUMPUR, March 13 — The Malaysian Bar has known as for the event of a complete Nationwide Concord framework to handle recurring disputes involving race, faith and different delicate societal points in a structured and lawful method.

In an announcement right this moment, its president Mohamad Ezri Abdul Wahab stated latest public tensions arising from disputes over regulatory compliance, locations of worship and enforcement actions mirror deeper societal considerations that require principled responses grounded in regulation.

He stated that whereas enforcement powers exist to take care of order, reliance on power or restrictive measures alone can not exchange the necessity for authorized readability and institutional options.

“The preservation of peace should all the time be accomplished inside the framework of the rule of regulation. When underlying grievances stay unaddressed, repeated cycles of confrontation threat unearthing what appears to be entrenched resentment and mistrust,” he stated.

Mohamad Ezri stated concord can’t be achieved by episodic enforcement alone, stressing {that a} coherent authorized framework that instructions public confidence is required.

On this context, the absence of a Nationwide Concord framework within the nation has left delicate disputes to be managed reactively fairly than by structured authorized processes, he stated.

Mohamad Ezri added the Malaysian Bar stands able to contribute constructively to dialogue and reform efforts geared toward bolstering authorized certainty, institutional credibility and social concord.

He stated a principled concord framework would supply lawful mechanisms to handle tensions referring to race, faith and different societal considerations in a constant and clear method.

“The Malaysian Bar emphasises that public sentiment on these issues shouldn’t be dismissed as transient political noise. Points concerning id, perception and equality resonate deeply with many Malaysians and require cautious and lawful engagement.

“Lasting peace is greatest secured when variations are managed by the regulation, authorized readability, discourse and mutual respect, fairly than by repeated confrontation,” it stated. — Bernama



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