PM: Students free to express views, criticise gov't

He said schools and universities must allow criticisms based on facts and reasons to nurture creativity and critical minds among students. theSun thesundaily government schools universities criticalthinking criticisms

: Students in the country are free to express their views including criticising the government, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

“They have also opened up the space and opportunity, especially the Ministry of Higher Education, so that the university is more conducive in terms of allowing points of view to be expressed, with the exception of things that are insulting, racist in nature, or extreme religious beliefs. He said schools and universities must allow criticisms based on facts and reasons to nurture creativity and critical minds among students.

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