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children’s rights

Extramarital affair DNA test: Federal Court’s landmark ruling safeguards children’s rights, say lawyers

Article 12 of Convention on the Rights of the Child ensures that children capable of forming their own views have right to express those views freely in matters affecting them, particularly whether to accept or reject DNA test

Current state of children’s rights in Malaysia unacceptable – child rights advocates

This evident through disturbing cases of abuse, exploit and neglect

Children’s Commission Bill set for Dewan tabling next week: Azalina

The Malaysian Children’s Commission Bill aimed at creating an independent commission responsible for advocating and enhancing the protection and rights of children is expected to be tabled in the Dewan Rakyat next week.

A gift for our children in conjunction with Malaysia Day – Suhakam 

Since the establishment of the Office of the Children’s Commissioner in 2019, the highest number of complaints received by the office involve child protection issues whilst protection connotes protection from sexual offences, abuse, and negligence. 

Children’s Commission Bill crucial in safeguarding children’s rights – Suhakam

THE Human Rights Commission of Malaysia supports the government’s move in developing the Children’s Commission Bill, which is vital in upholding and protecting all aspects of children’s rights.

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Malaysia’s medal tally takes a dent after key sports excluded from Glasgow Commonwealth

OCM accepts decision of badminton and squash, among others, being axed from 2026 Games as organisers plan for a leaner, more financially sustainable event

Malaysia’s longest river bridge opens, linking Sebuyau and Maludam

The RM848.75 million Batang Lupar No. 1 Bridge marks a new era in Sarawak’s coastal connectivity, replacing decades-old ferry crossings

US returns over US$1.37b in stolen 1MDB assets to Malaysia: Azalina

While Malaysia celebrates the return of US$1.37b in misappropriated 1MDB assets from the US, Law Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said reveals that the final tally of recovered wealth remains a moving target due to market fluctuations and complex, ongoing global court battles