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It is a misconception that human rights are a threat to religion, Human Rights Commission (Suhakam) chairperson Razali Ismail said today.
He said a lot of people are afraid to accept human rights because of religion and it was an assumption that should be corrected.
He said a lot of people are afraid to accept human rights because of religion and it was an assumption that should be corrected.
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