the malaysian government humanity sincerity are also been questioned by reporters in their own country for their sudden help as previously malaysian authorities is seen rejecting the rohingya to set foot on malaysian soils while their boat is drifting in the sea after escaping from myanmar. in addition, the poor condition of the already available rohingya in malaysia with most of them are unable to study or send their children to school, no access to healthcare, and their new children who born in the country are unregistered, unable to work legally and vulnerable to exploitation by unscrupulous employers as malaysia is not a signatory to the 1951 refugee convention have mostly been criticised by journalists and non-governmental organisations in the country. the government also been alleged as bias as they “only selecting discriminated people who are muslims”, as if they are not muslims the government will not care them at all as been exampled from the vietnamese boat people incident where they only been put in bidong island and shooed away as the vietnamese are looked more like a chinese and not muslim with the malaysian deputy prime minister at the time mahathir mohamad threatened to use force to shoot them if they continuously reaching malaysian shore as mahathir worried the increase of non-muslims population in malaysia will threatened the majority malay and muslim population”. the malaysian government also been alleged as trying to make the rohingya as part of malaysian citizens to use them to vote the ruling party for the next malaysian general election as been exampled from the moro muslim refugees in the state of sabah who fleeing the political uncertainty in the philippines in the 1970s when they been registered as a citizen and used as a voter to topple the state government who are christian at the time and to maintain the ruling muslim party to administer the state.