Malaysian law might appear to allow collective bargaining, but the reality of the situation is that government control can be used to keep unions weak, similar to the situation in:

A) Mexico
B) Japan
C) Australia
D) Sweden

Mexico also has a history of government control over unions, which has traditionally kept them weak and unable to effectively advocate for workers' rights. This has been criticized as a way for the government and employers to maintain power and limit labor unrest. While collective bargaining is technically allowed in both Malaysia and Mexico, the reality is that government interference can make it difficult for unions to negotiate effectively.