On Malaysia's Ministry of Health portal, "one article from 2013 claims that women tend to become lesbian if they “prioritise their career”."

"It also claims women who “further their studies” in a female-centric environment could turn into lesbians."https://t.co/QdH9BKIpf9

— ILGA Asia (@ILGAAsia) April 14, 2021

2. Another 2013 article suggests that men become homosexual because they are raised in a society that “does not educate them about their sexual identity”.

Both were authored by an academic who is also a registered psychiatrist.

The portal is currently inaccessible. pic.twitter.com/L9EpQYa3kD

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) April 14, 2021

Are we now to assume that everything on the KKM site is the opinion of the writers and not MOH? https://t.co/HdmXq7UYv8

— Amar-Singh HSS (@DrAmarMOH) April 13, 2021

Health DG Dr Noor Hisham says the article on sexual harassment which appeared on the MyHealth portal reflects the opinion of the author and not the ministry.

He adds the ministry has taken steps to review articles published on the portal to ensure current information is given. https://t.co/KkqHQJC5M0 pic.twitter.com/Tpp3U4dOS6

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) April 14, 2021

MoH has removed a 2016 article that appeared to suggest that sexual harassment incidences occur because of women's physical attractiveness and what they wear, among others.

It also advised women not to work overtime alone to prevent unwanted attention. pic.twitter.com/hGN86P2zuh

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) April 13, 2021

Don’t see the point in defending the writer. Just apologize for unintentionally letting through a misogynist and baseless article on MOH’s health education site.

MOH needs to start behaving based on science and data, not culture and morality. Buck up. https://t.co/ST7cC1Tez2

— Boo Su-Lyn (@boosulyn) April 14, 2021