The Policy of Johore Administration.

Policies

Social Policy of Johore

1. Definition of Marriage:
Marriage in Johore is legally recognized as a union between a man and a woman. The state defines marriage as a heterosexual partnership based on the traditional understanding of gender roles and relationships.

2. Abortion:
In Johore, abortion is strictly regulated. Women are permitted to have an abortion only in specific circumstances. These circumstances include situations where the woman's life is at risk or in cases where the pregnancy is the result of !@#$. In all other situations, abortion is not legally permissible.

3. Assisted Suicide:
Johore prohibits any form of assisted suicide. Assisted suicide refers to the act of intentionally helping another person end their life. The state considers assisted suicide as illegal, regardless of the circumstances or reasons involved.

4. Recognition of Plural Marriages:
Johore recognizes the right of any number of consenting adults to enter into a marriage together. This policy allows for the possibility of plural marriages, where multiple individuals enter into a marriage contract with full consent from all parties involved.

Street view in Shah Alam

Criminal Justice and Law Policy

1. Capital Punishment:
In this country, capital punishment, which includes the death penalty, is legally recognized as a form of punishment for certain severe criminal offenses. The implementation of capital punishment is conducted within the framework of the country's legal system and follows specific procedures and guidelines.

2. Prohibition of Alcohol:
The possession, consumption, distribution, and sale of alcohol are strictly prohibited for adults in this country. The government enforces regulations to discourage the use of alcohol and maintain social order. Violations of the alcohol prohibition laws may lead to legal consequences.

3. Enforcement against "Hard" Drugs:
The use, possession, distribution, and sale of "hard" drugs are strictly illegal in this country. The government takes a strong stance against drug abuse and maintains strict enforcement measures to combat the production, trafficking, and consumption of illegal substances. Offenses related to "hard" drugs carry significant legal penalties.

4. Firearm Ownership:
Citizens are not permitted to own firearms of any kind in this country. The government has implemented strict regulations and controls to ensure public safety and prevent potential harm caused by the misuse or illegal possession of firearms. This policy aims to minimize the risk of gun-related violence and maintain societal peace.

5. Prohibition of Torture:
The government strictly prohibits the use of torture on any individual, under any circumstances. The policy emphasizes the respect for human rights and dignity, ensuring that no individual is subjected to torture or cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment. This commitment aligns with international human rights standards and principles.

Policy of Education

1. Accessibility:
The government strives to make secondary education available to all students, regardless of their background or circumstances. Efforts are made to remove barriers that may prevent students from accessing secondary schools.

2. Free Education:
Secondary education is offered free of charge in public schools. This means that students do not have to pay tuition fees or bear the burden of additional costs associated with attending secondary school.

3. Availability:
The government works to ensure that there are enough secondary schools to accommodate the educational needs of all students. Adequate resources and facilities are provided to schools to maintain a sufficient number of available seats.

4. Quality Education:
While focusing on accessibility, the government also prioritizes the delivery of quality education in secondary schools. Standards and guidelines are in place to maintain a high level of education, including curriculum development, teaching methods, and evaluation processes.

5. Inclusivity and Equity:
The policy promotes inclusivity and equity in secondary education. Special attention is given to students with disabilities, special educational needs, or those from marginalized backgrounds to ensure they receive appropriate support and equal opportunities for success.

A secondary school in Seremban

Healthcare Policy

1. Free Healthcare:
The government offers free healthcare services to citizens who fall under the low-income category. This means that eligible individuals can receive medical treatments, consultations, medications, and other necessary healthcare services without having to pay out-of-pocket fees.

2. Low-Income Eligibility:
The policy targets citizens with limited financial resources to benefit from the free healthcare program. Eligibility criteria are established to determine who qualifies as low-income individuals. This is done to allocate resources to those who require assistance the most.

3. Accessible Medical Care:
The government strives to ensure that low-income citizens can easily access healthcare services. Efforts are made to establish healthcare facilities in areas where these citizens reside, reducing barriers such as distance and transportation costs.

4. Essential Medical Services:
The policy focuses on providing essential medical services to low-income individuals. This includes preventive care, basic treatments, diagnostic tests, emergency care, and medications necessary to maintain their health and well-being.

Kluang Hospital

Labor and Employment Services Policy

1. Worker Unions in Large Businesses:
The government mandates worker unions in large businesses. This means that employees in significant companies have the right to form and join unions to protect their rights, negotiate working conditions, and advocate for their collective interests.

2. Mandatory Service for Adults:
Upon reaching adulthood, every individual is required to serve in the nation's military or engage in community service for a specified period. This policy ensures that all adults contribute to the nation either through military service or by volunteering in community-based initiatives.

Immigrant Policy

Johore has adopted an open immigration policy that welcomes immigrants without imposing any quotas or restrictions. Under this policy, individuals from around the world are permitted to come and settle in Johore without limitations on their numbers.

Finance and Economy Policy

1. Personal Financial Freedom:
The government respects individuals' right to decide how they spend their money during campaign periods. There are no restrictions imposed on how individuals can or cannot use their funds for campaigning purposes.

2. Balanced Budget Requirement:
The government of Johor is prohibited from borrowing money and must always maintain a balanced budget. This policy prevent excessive debt accumulation.

3. Progressive Income Tax:
Individuals from higher income brackets are taxed at a higher rate compared to those in lower income brackets. This ensures that taxation is distributed fairly, with the lower class being taxed less than the upper class.

4. Government Welfare Programs:
Johore provides government welfare programs to support individuals in poverty. Anyone living in poverty is eligible for these programs, which provide basic needs and assistance to improve their quality of life.

Energy and Environment Policy

1. Promoting Alternative Energy:
The policy strongly supports the use of alternative energy sources, such as nuclear power. This helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels and promotes clean and sustainable energy usage.

2. Nuclear Power:
The policy encourages the development and safe use of nuclear power plants, following strict safety standards and regulations. Nuclear power is seen as an alternative energy source.

3. Controlling Pollution:
Efforts are made to mitigate pollution and minimize environmental impact.

4. Sustainable Development:
The policy promotes resource efficiency, energy conservation, and the integration of renewable energy sources. It encourages research and innovation in clean energy technologies.

A nuclear power plant in Chukai

Speech and Expression Policy

1. Freedom of Speech:
All citizens are granted the right to free speech, allowing them to express their thoughts and opinions without restrictions.

2. Government Protection:
The government is responsible for protecting the right to free speech. Laws and regulations are in place to ensure individuals can express themselves without interference, harassment, or discrimination.

3. Democratic Values:
The policy is promoting open dialogue and the exchange of ideas. It encourages respectful and constructive communication and understanding in society.

4. Responsible Expression:
individuals are encouraged to exercise it responsibly.

Religion Policy

1. Government Endorsement:
The government recognizes and supports Islam as a significant religion within the nationwhich values the cultural and historical importance of Islam.

2. Freedom of Choice:
Citizens have the freedom to choose and practice their own religion. The policy respects individuals' rights to believe in and follow any religion or belief system of their choosing.

3. Non-Interference:
The government does not impose any specific religious practices on its citizens. It respects and does not interfere with personal religious beliefs, rituals, or observances.

4. Religious Pluralism:
The policy promotes acceptance and understanding of different religions. It encourages a society where diverse religious beliefs are respected.

A mosque at Batu Pahat

Miscellaneous Policy

1. Infant Circumcision:
Parents have the right to choose circumcision for their infant boys. The policy respects the parental decision-making process regarding this procedure.

2. Cannabis:
Cannabis possession, distribution, and use are strictly illegal and considered serious criminal offenses. The policy prohibits any form of possession, distribution, or use of cannabis.