Suhakam: ‘Balancing act’ needed to address anti-vax discrimination

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'Restrictions should not disable their basic human rights.'

Suhakam is urging the government to find a ‘balancing act’ to address discrimination faced by unvaccinated individuals.

Suhakam commissioner Jerald Joseph reminded that it was within an individual’s right to choose not to take the Covid-19 vaccine, with some groups choosing to make that decision.Millions depend on Malaysiakini for the truth. Millions depend on Malaysiakini for quality journalism. Millions depend on Malaysiakini to stand in honour of integrity and justice.

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“Even though there are reasonable restrictions, these should not disable the basic human rights of the unvaccinated'. As long as no human rights violation!

What balancing act? Anti-vaxxers and the unvaccinated have already won their game against Khairy Jamaluddin. They know Khairy Jamaluddin can do nothing to them.

Unless you have a medical condition that prevents you from taking the vaccine, your choice to wilfully endanger yourself and the community around you shouldn't be given any protection.

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