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Commenting on Teresa Kok and Home Minister Zahid Hamidi at a forum organised by IDEAS on 8 February 2014, PEMANDU CEO Idris Jala says Malaysians are sometime overly sensitive, and need to lighten up and laugh and have fun.
He says they need to embrace freedom of speech, even if it's not something you like to hear.
He says they need to embrace freedom of speech, even if it's not something you like to hear.
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