Lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgenders are not officially recognised in Malaysia. — AFP pic
“I don't think we have anything like that in our country,” the minister was quoted as saying after being pressed on the matter ahead of the opening of the International Tourism Bourse Berlin tourism fair. Bernama reported that Malaysia is hoping that its participation in the ITB in Berlin from March 6 till March 10 will help it reach the target of attracting 30 million tourists by 2020.
Source: Holiday News (holidaynews.net)
What?! That's the quality of Mahathir's minister.
Maybe he meant gay as in happy?
...what❓ I thought AhmadMaslan left the building?
Just naive.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 These YBs of PH just came out of hibernation from caves. Give them a chance to re-join the community. Maybe after 50 years, they will have their own civilization! 😏
Tourism minister just deny the LGBT community out of existence. BTW there is no Conservatives in Malaysia, Conservatives value human liberty, that means they don’t prosecute or deny LGBT like Malaysian government.
Tourism minister just deny the LGBT community out of existence. BTW there is no Conservatives in Malaysia, Conservatives value human liberty, that means they prosecute or deny LGBT like Malaysian government.
LOL. Did he mean East Malaysia or Peninsular Malaysia or New Malaysia
And we come across as ignorant, naive and in self denial. Please answer clearly and intelligently to media questions. 'Boleh relax sikit if it's your wife or mum asking you.'
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