Worldwide, instances of unrestrained radicalisation have demonstrated the potential to undermine nations and diminish democratic values.
Malaysia, characterised by its diverse cultural background and moderate religious stance, needs to take the initiative in confronting the rising threats of extremism domestically.
By analysing the situations in neighbouring nations such as Singapore, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, valuable insights can be gained regarding the perils of complacency and the necessity of overseeing hate speech, religious instruction, and political discourse.
The case of Singapore
Singapore, recognised for its rigorous legal framework and dedication to fostering interfaith harmony, has encountered...