Malaysia Rejects Normalization of LGBTQ Lifestyles

Malaysia Rejects Normalization of LGBTQ Lifestyles: Government's Firm Stance Against 'Songsang' Culture Malaysia's government has firmly rejected any attempts to normalize lifestyles considered counter to the nation's laws and moral values. This follows statements by the Minister of Religious Affairs, Datuk Dr. Mohammad Na'im Mokhtar, who emphasized the government's unwavering stance against the normalization of LGBTQ lifestyles, often referred to locally as 'songsang' culture. "The government will not tolerate any form of naturalization of such lifestyles, whether subtle or overt," stated Datuk Dr. Mokhtar in an official statement. He further explained that such actions challenge established societal norms and religious values held by the majority of Malaysians. The Minister's statement came in response to reports of a program promoting Pride Month, which the government considers a violation of the nation's laws and moral principles. Authorities, including the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), are investigating and will take appropriate action against any violations. The video underscores the government's commitment to preserving cultural and religious values, highlighting the importance of maintaining social harmony and upholding existing legal frameworks. The government's response reflects a significant aspect of the ongoing social and political discourse in Malaysia.