TMJ claims Putrajaya did not consult rulers on Rome Statute

'If this was the case, you have undermined the conference of rulers,' says Johor crown prince. 

Wisma Putra, in its statement, said Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad had written to then acting Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Nazrin Shah about the Rome Statute on Dec 26, 2018.

Tunku Ismail in a separate Facebook post tonight, claimed Putrajaya's move to accede to the Rome Statute was"not good" for the rulers, Malays and Islam. "This is not good for the Rulers, Malays and Islam. Without you realising, we Malays, are making it easier to fall into their trap and agenda. This is the price we pay for wanting to be too liberal. Always uphold Islam," he said.

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