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Caution advised for any law that tackles child perpetrators - Vimarsana News

Caution advised for any law that tackles child perpetrators

PETALING JAYA: While experts differ on whether there is a need for stricter laws to curb online sexual crimes among children, all agree that education and prevention are paramount in handling the issue.

Cabinet urged to pause regressive amendments and release Green Paper of draft Citizenship Amendment Bill — Malaysian Citizenship Rights Alliance - Vimarsana News

Cabinet urged to pause regressive amendments and release Green Paper of draft Citizenship Amendment Bill — Malaysian Citizenship Rights Alliance

FEBRUARY 20 — As representatives of the Malaysian Citizenship Rights Alliance (MCRA), we have consistently expressed serious reservations about the proposed revisions to...

'Social media should only start at 16' - Vimarsana News

'Social media should only start at 16'

PETALING JAYA: A minimum age of 16 should be set for children’s access to social media with parental permission required till the age of 18, says Suhakam in response to government findings that even primary school pupils have TikTok accounts.

Another toddler in Malaysia dies after busy mother left her in car for over 7 hours - Vimarsana News

Another toddler in Malaysia dies after busy mother left her in car for over 7 hours

This came after two other toddlers died in similar circumstances in Malaysia in October. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Work together to stop deaths of kids left in cars, says group - Vimarsana News

Work together to stop deaths of kids left in cars, says group

PETALING JAYA: The recent deaths of young children left in cars and then dying due to thermal injury is of concern, says a group of concerned individuals.