
LETTER | Students are not ready to sit for the SPM and STPM exams
Since March 2020, the children have not attended school on a regular basis and the 'new norm' has set in...

Since March 2020, the children have not attended school on a regular basis and the 'new norm' has set in...

Though the phrase ‘Fight Child Sexual Abuse’ sounds positive, yet one must realise the realities and challenges surrounding the effort. Otherwise we may have the thought but meaningless and ineffective strategies to deal with the issues.

In 2010 the Suriana Welfare Society Malaysia did a survey on Mat Rempits and realised the factors that gave rise to the possible causes of the situation whereby teenagers are involved in group activities outside their home. They gather in groups late into the night and get involved in daring and dangerous forms of activity and with disregard to law and life.

The question before us is - should a sex offender convicted and who had served his sentence overseas be monitored upon return to Malaysia? This question has received mixed responses. Some felt that he has paid for his crime and that he is a free man. Others felt that taking into account the nature of the offence committed, he should be monitored.

My mother is 90 years old. She had a fall and broke her hip bone and cannot walk. In my income tax form I stated I had bought some items of equipment for my mother.

