People calling for a ban on the use of ‘Allah’ by non-Muslims must find their justification in the Quran or in legal enactments.

At its meeting on 21st January 2010 in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian Consultative Council on Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) Executive Committee representing…

Following the ‘Allah’ court ruling, many ordinary folks reached out to each other in peace despite differences in opinion. Andre Malraux, the French writer and…

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, It is with profound sorrow that we heard the news of churches being attacked in different parts of Malaysia…

Dear Friends, After a tense situation in Malaysia with 9 churches and a school been attacked, we have finally experienced a calm atmosphere for the…

The spate of recent attacks on churches in the country reveals, once more, the fault lines that have plagued our nation since its founding. The…

We must go to our Muslim neighbors, our Muslim colleagues or our Muslim classmates, and affirm our friendship with them. This is the way of peace. This is the Christian way, and the only way we know. We have no other options.

We are outraged by the tragic attacks on our Christian brothers and sisters and reiterate our unequivocal condemnation of the bombing of churches in Malaysia.…

We the undersigned Malaysian civil society groups from different spiritual, cultural and ideological backgrounds condemn unconditionally in the strongest possible terms the arson against at…

The state government condemns the irresponsible and violent attacks on several churches in Selangor and the Klang Valley. These actions are best described as cowardly…