Charity must abide by rules: NGO

KUNAK: The Sabah Graduates of Educational Institutions Organisation (Haluan Sabah) – who have been providing education to the East Coast’s Sea Gypsy (Bajau Laut) children through the Human Mind Development Centre (PPMI) – believes any help to the community should be in compliance with the law. 

Sabah PPMI Head Director Lajuliadi Lajahidi (pic), in response to the recent so-called mass conversion of Bajau Laut by a peninsula preacher, Ebit Lew, said help to the community should consider several factors.

 

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