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Court decision shows vernacular schools protected under Constitution, says MCA publicity bureau chairman

PUTRAJAYA: The Court of Appeal’s decision that vernacular schools are constitutional means that these schools are subject to protection under Article 152 of the Federal Constitution, says Chan Quin Er.

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Court of Appeal: Vernacular schools are constitutional, use of Tamil and Chinese languages protected by Constitution

PUTRAJAYA, Nov 23 Vernacular schools in Malaysia are constitutional, a three-judge panel at the Court of Appeal said in a unanimous ruling today. The judges said that the.

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RM125.1mil given out for vernacular, government-aided school maintenance as of Sept 30, says Fadhlina

KUALA LUMPUR: A total of RM125.13mil has been distributed to vernacular and government-assisted schools nationwide for maintenance works as of Sept 30, says the Education Ministry.

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Appeals Court sets Nov 23 for decision on vernacular schools

PUTRAJAYA: The Court of Appeal has fixed Nov 23 to decide on the appeal by four non-governmental organisations (NGOs) including the Islamic Education Development Council (Mappim), over the issue of vernacular schools and the use of Mandarin and Tamil in the schools involved.

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Use of other languages in vernacular schools does not violate Constitution, court hears

PUTRAJAYA: The use of other languages as the medium of instruction in vernacular primary schools does not violate the Federal Constitution as the national language is taught as a compulsory subject in those schools, the Court of Appeal heard on Thursday (Aug 24).

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