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Malaysia state elections: Fear and loathing as Islamic 'green wave' gains pace - Vimarsana News

Malaysia state elections: Fear and loathing as Islamic 'green wave' gains pace

The rise of the hardline Pan-Malaysia Islamic Party has coincided with controversies like the cancelling of a music festival after a British singer kissed his male bandmate on stage.

Malaysia state elections: Fear and loathing as Islamic 'green wave' gains pace - Vimarsana News

Malaysia state elections: Fear and loathing as Islamic 'green wave' gains pace

The rise of the hardline Pan-Malaysia Islamic Party has coincided with controversies like the cancelling of a music festival after a British singer kissed his male bandmate on stage.

Malaysia state elections: Fear and loathing as Islamic 'green wave' gains pace - Vimarsana News

Malaysia state elections: Fear and loathing as Islamic 'green wave' gains pace

The rise of the hardline Pan-Malaysia Islamic Party has coincided with controversies like the cancelling of a music festival after a British singer kissed his male bandmate on stage.

Malaysia state elections: Fear and loathing as Islamic 'green wave' gains pace - Vimarsana News

Malaysia state elections: Fear and loathing as Islamic 'green wave' gains pace

The rise of the hardline Pan-Malaysia Islamic Party has coincided with controversies like the cancelling of a music festival after a British singer kissed his male bandmate on stage.

Source: smh.com.au
The 1975 protested Malaysia's anti-LGBTIQ+ laws with a kiss. Here's what happened next - Vimarsana News

The 1975 protested Malaysia's anti-LGBTIQ+ laws with a kiss. Here's what happened next

The 1975's performance has been described as "very disrespectful" by Malaysia's communications minister Fahmi Fadzil.

Source: sbs.com.au