agak lama aku tidak menulis..lantaran kesibukan diri yang membuatkan aku ketandusan idea untuk bermonolog di sini..huu huuu..sedang berdebar2 menanti june..bakal menjadi pengapit kepada kakak kesayangan dan juga bakal menduduki legal ethic exam..penting2...
kembali ke bulan may yang penuh dan padat....minggu pertama berlalu macam biasa..kerja n kerja....minggu kedua..aku bertuah kerana terpilih program malaysia-international youth prog.(MIYP)..di kuala lumpur..seminggu lari dari kesibukan kerja dgn ery , telo n wendy..huu huu...best...culture...ukhuwah yang aku dpt dari prog ni....semua kwn2 best...kire adik2 laa..aku belajar untuk tidak terlalu mencapapkan diri...huu huu untuk menari..aku memakai costume indian wedding...berat ..tp mungkin kerana aku berdarah india nampak seperti baju itu molek untuk diriku...tp untuk menari dgn baju itu beratnya...2 kali kaki aku terpelecok...n natijahnya aku menahan sakit kaki..tp aper2 pun prog tu best.....minggu 3...selepas wendy berlalu dr ghazi & lim...mulalah kesibukan diriku ....hari2 pergi court...letih2...esok pun pg ct pagi n ptg,..n susah..sgt susah..first time open court esok,.n rase takut tu Allah je yang tahu...
saat aku menulis ..otak aku teringat pada seseorg yang jauh sgt..kenapa terasa rindu begitu kuat akhir2 ini..entahlahh.....biar je laaa...
hurm...kembali kepada cintaku...hari tu die melafazkan sesuatu kata yg sgt sweet..aku akan smpn dalam hati..n aku tahu aku sgt bahagia dengan die...dan aku pasti aku sgt syg pd die...heeee
mata dah mula tsak boleh diangkat...needdd to sleepp..nite
KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) - – Malaysia's religion minister on Tuesday defended Islamic laws that allow girls under 16 to marry, amid a controversy over two youngsters who were married off to middle-aged men.
The issue has flared in Malaysia after reports that two girls aged 10 and 11 were wed in the conservative northern state of Kelantan last month. They have now been removed from their husbands.
Rights groups have called for the reform of Islamic laws that allow marriage under the age of 16 if religious officials give their consent. Sharia law runs in parallel with civil law in multi-ethnic Malaysia.
"There is no need to amend the law," Jamil Khir Baharom, a cabinet minister in charge of religious affairs, told reporters.
"The law already exists... marrying someone aged 16 and below requires the consent of the court. The court does not simply grant the consent," he said.
"Maturity is a subjective question. It depends on the development of the person. Maturity is not based on age solely."
Pressure group Sisters in Islam has called for an end to child marriages, saying the practice was "unacceptable" but continued in Malaysia because of a "belief that Muslim girls can be married off once they reach puberty".
"The minimum age of marriage for Muslim girls must be raised to 18 to be in compliance with the Child Act which defines children as those below the age of 18," it said in a statement.
Other citizens in the multicultural country -- where the population is dominated by Muslim Malays -- are not permitted to marry before the age of 18.
Malaysian authorities are investigating the case of the two girls in Kelantan, both linked to a man who is accused of leading an Islamic cult.
He is accused of marrying the 11-year-old girl and giving away his 10-year-old daughter to a family friend.
Sharia court officials told the New Straits Times Tuesday the 11-year-old's marriage was not approved in court. The girl was found outside a mosque in the nation's capital over the weekend and is now being treated in hospital. Women, family and community development minister Shahrizat Abdul Jalil has spoken out against the practice.
"A child of that age does not have the choice or capacity to give her full consent and, as such, child marriage is viewed within the context of force and coercion," she said in a statement to AFP.
