Putrajaya tiada peruntukan untuk pelarian, kata aktivis
Aktivis mendakwa kerajaan tidak memberikan sebarang bantuan kebajikan atau sosial secara langsung kepada pelarian dan pencari suaka di negara ini. – Gambar fail The Malaysian Insight, 14 Jun, 2023.
ORANG ramai dikelirukan dengan dakwaan Putrajaya membelanjakan jutaan ringgit untuk menyediakan bantuan kebajikan kepada pelarian dan pencari suaka, kata Persatuan Hak Asasi Manusia Kebangsaan . Presidennya, M.Ramachelvam, memberitahu The Malaysian Insight negara tidak memberikan sebarang bantuan kebajikan atau sosial secara langsung kepada pelarian dan pencari suaka di negara ini.
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