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Introduction

Role of Government in the Context of

Ethnic Relations

Establishment of JPNINEmpowering Sek. Keb

Wawasan School

National service training program

(PLKN)

Role of society in the context of ethnic

relations

Neighbourhood Watch

Open House

Acceptance of Culture

Program at the Institute of higher

education

Role of NGOs in the Context of E.R

Conclusion

Topic


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The process of fostering unity & Ethnic Relations generally be

top-down.

Malaysia's successful effort to maintain harmony is well-

supported by the private sector, NGOs & people.

This chapter will then discuss the role of government, societyand NGOs in efforts to strengthen the Ethnic Relations in

Malaysia


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INTRODUCTION

13 May 1969Majlis Gerakan Negara (MAGERAN) Jabatan Perpaduan

Negara (1 July 1969) handle issues relating to the social solidarity.

MAGERAN disbandment23 Feb 1971-Majlis Penasihat Perpaduan Negara.

1990-2004-Jabatan Perpaduan Negara under Kementerian Perpaduan

Negara dan Pembangunan MasyarakatJabatan Perdana Menteri-Jabatan

perpaduan Negara dan Integrasi Nasional (JPNIN)

Dasar Pendidikan Kebangsaan, Dasar Kebudayaan Kebangsaan, Dasar

Ekonomi Barau.

Rukun Negara National Ideologi

Dasar Pembangunan Negara, Dasar Wawasan Negara, dasar sosial Negara.

JPNIN Pelan Tindakan Perpaduan Dan Integrasi Nasional 2005-2010


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ACTION PLAN FOR NATIONAL UNITY

AND INTEGRATION 2005-20101) Political strategy: understanding

Agreement in the constitution.

2) Economic strategy

Counterbalance socioeconomic status.

Program to reduce and eradicate poverty.

Private sector

3) Educational strategy

Bahasa Melayu, standardized co-cu and co-co, examination,

certification.

Students interact each others (from another school and institution)

Curriculum focus on our country history.

Incorporates attitudes and moral values in co-co and co-cu

Lifelong learning


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AND INTEGRATION 2005-2010

4) The use of national language strategy Bahasa Melayu

5) Religion strategy

Free to practice and profess their faith6) Cultural strategy Based on Dasar Kebudayaan Kebangsaan principal

7) Regional integration strategy

Improving national communication andtransportation system.

Peninsular Malaysia Sabah & Sarawak, urban-ruralareas.


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AND INTEGRATION 2005-2010

8) Security strategy Prevention conflict (e.g Akta Hasutan)

Recovery police, RELA, Rukun Tetangga

9) Area development strategy Different ethnics, background, sosioeconomic

Rukun Tetangga, facilities

10)Utilization of manpower strategy

Position based on qualification Implement all the policies that have been enacted by

government.

Interaction between the workers.


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create opportunities and environment for socialinteraction

Promote better relationship among societyregardless of race

Encourage patriotic spirit


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increase research on national unity and

national integration

Form instrument to measure level of unity

publication of reading materials about the

solidarity and customs and traditions ofcommunity in Malaysia


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Discuss the issue of national cohesion &

integration.

acting as coordinator to other agencies.

responsible to advising, reporting, and get

approval of Cabinet Ministers and

Parliamentary o the issue of national unity &

integration.


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unity mapping program

School level Workplace

Community level


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implement national identity characteristics

through the process promote the values ofunity

By using all suitable channel and

infrastructure


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Creates training in the field of intercultural

communication.

Create government policy auditing

Create one ethics of rights & responsibility of

humanity

Publish reading material about races in

Malaysia extensively


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STRENGTHENING NATIONAL

SCHOOL Should be empowered to implement the spirit of

solidarity among students of various ethnic groups.

Efforts should be taken to implement a stronger

foundation towards uniting people of different races

without neglecting national-type primary schools.

National schools are educational institutions andmainstream primary education for all citizens.


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Measures to foster unity among the students:

Not dispense with the command of their respectivenative languages .

To create awareness among students about the

importance of interacting with other ethnic groups.

Organize more activities between ethnic groups.

Hold the process of interaction between the schools.


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SCHOOL VISION

An alternative approach to look beyond fostering

unity and national integrity.

Introduced to build two or three new types of

different primary medium of instruction and

administration in the same area and shared facilities.

Implementation aims to create an environment that

provides opportunities for students of various racesto mingle and interact.


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PROGRAM LATIHAN KHIDMAT

NEGARA First implemented in 2004.

Compulsory course for 3 months.

Includes four modules:

Physics module.

Module statehood.

Character building modules.

Community service module.


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The purpose of the implementation:

Increase patriotism.

Fostering national unity and integration.

Form a positive character.

The spirit of volunteerism.

Inculcate more alert, intelligent and full of

confidence.

Contribute to efforts to foster racial unity.

Module is able to inculcate patriotic love homeland.

Produce teenagers are willing to sacrifice for the sake

of unity.


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A non-governmental organization

(NGO)

A term that has become widely accepted as referring to alegally constituted.

Created by natural or legal persons with no participation or

representation of any government.

Funded totally or partially by governments.

The NGO maintains its non-governmental status and excludesgovernment representatives from membership in theorganization.


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NGO ROLE

Multimedia Super

Corridor (MSC)

Angkatan Belia Islam

Malaysia (ABIM)

National Chamber Of

Commerce And

Industry Of

Malaysia(NCCIM)

Malaysian Youth

Council (MYC)


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Malaysian Youth Council

(MYC)

Strengthen the voluntary and democratic principles inthe youth movement.

Provided an opinion to the government, statutorybodies or other bodies on matters pertaining to youth.

Promote internationalrecognition, racial understanding,

cooperation and prosperity through

youth activities.


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National Chamber Of Commerce And

Industry Of Malaysia(NCCIM) NCCIMs role is to help represent the interests of the

Malaysian business community on the domestic and

international fronts.

To promote Malaysian exports and investments

abroad


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5 principal members/constituent chambers

1) Dewan Perniagaan Melayu Malaysia (DPMM)/Malay Chamber

of Commerce Malaysia

2) The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry

of Malaysia (ACCCIM)3) Malaysian Associated Indian Chambers of Commerce and

Industry of Malaysia (MAICCI)

4) Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry

(MICCI)5) Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM)


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Malaysian Islamic Youth/Angkatan Belia

Islam Malaysia (ABIM)

Contribute proactively building a Muslim societycan become the core of the process of building astrong nation Malaysia in various aspects of life.

Strengthening multi-ethnic relationships in orderto build national integration, build a healthyappearance and national culture.

Create solidarity.


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Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC)

Malaysias national ICT initiative designed to attract world-

class technology companies while grooming the local ICT

industry.

Fully supported by the Malaysian Government.

gateway to the ICT industry in Malaysia and the region.


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Neighborhood

Association

OpenHouse

CulturalAcceptance


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Establish on 1975

To guard the residence areas

Compulsory to citizens that above 18 - 55 years old.

1/1/1983 : Subsequently renewed by emphasizing the

philosophy that will ensure the well-being of neighborhoods

of the country.

Expanded with community development approach to ensure

the unity and harmonious relations in the community will

continue long and continuous.


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This activity aims to enable local people acquainted, with help

and support in facing the problem together, nteract

and foster closer ties between grassroots leaders and the

people and between people of different ethnicity, customs and

culture


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This logo highlights the

functions and goals ofNeighborhood Watch to the

creation of the Malaysia Unity

based on National Ideology

: To help the formation of one united nation

Malaysia in the context of the achievement

of Vision 2020.: Promote understanding & tolerant

towards united Malaysian nation building

& own identity

: UNITE MOVING FORWARD


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Of visiting during the festive season.

Take into account the sensitivities of race.

Understand & respect each other's culture.

To give understanding to the non-Muslim citizens

the Islamic teachings which to be kind with mankind

Unique to Malaysia that have led to the peace and

good conditions in the country.


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Sharing of taste through costumes and dishes.

Duit raya given in ang-pau

Dragon dance during Chinese New Year

Spread through arts like cooperation of the

various races in Malaysia enabled festivals ofthe main ethnic groups in the country to be

celebrated together.


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Each ethnic group has a specific identity and practice in accordance with

their respective communities.

An efforts towards maintaining the existing diversity should be

organized and understood for the sake of harmony in ethnic relations.

This harmony will sound if every ethnic group respect the rights to

another ethnic identity.

CONCLUSION


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