Guan Eng: Freedom of expression not freedom to lie

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Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng has backed the call for heavier penalties against those who are found guilty of insulting religious beliefs.

Guan Eng added that freedom of expression does not mean the freedom to insult or spread lies.Yesterday, PKR president Anwar Ibrahim also said freedom of expression does not encompass the freedom to insult others' religions.

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