Mat Sabu launches book, warns Malaysians against propaganda, urges facts over allegations
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 16 — Accepting allegations without proper scrutiny could fuel ‘asabiyyah’, a tendency to defend one’s own group even when it is at fault while viewing the...
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He said the public should not accept information blindly, but instead verify the facts and gain a clearer understanding before taking a stand.
The Agriculture and Food Security Minister said the same approach should be adopted when assessing current political issues in the country.
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