teks: In the constitution, Malays are defined as people who speak Malay, practice Malay customs, and follow the Islamic religion. This means that individuals like Lina Joy, who are originally Malay, can be classified as non-Malays. The constitution can create a specific term for such individuals, perhaps 'ex-Malays'. Although they are not Malays, they are still bumiputera and can enjoy the privileges and rights associated with being bumiputera. This group has existed for a long time, even before independence. Some are referred to or included in the Serani and Babanyonya communities. It would be a good suggestion if the constitution allows space for them in a society that recognizes indigenous rights. Indonesian immigrants were previously granted Malay rights as well.
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