Malaysia Passes First-Ever Anti-Bullying Bill
While the new Anti-Bullying Bill currently focuses on minors, the government intends to widen its scope to adults in the future.
Malaysia Passes First-Ever Anti-Bullying BillWhile the new Anti-Bullying Bill currently focuses on minors, the government intends to widen its scope to adults in the future.
The government plans to set the age limit for social media at 16 to curb online harms on children, and a possible smartphone ban for children under 16.
The unrest in the traditionally stable North African state has defied assumptions that its youth are politically disengaged.
SEOUL: South Korea coach Hong Myung Bo has called up former German youth international Jens Castrop for next month’s friendlies against the United States and Mexico, the first time a mixed heritage player has been included in the men’s national squad.
Tawfik Yaakub and Ariff Aizuddin Azlan say it would open more opportunities for young members to actively contribute to the nation’s political maturity.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Korean term "ajeossi," traditionally associated with outdated middle-aged men, is undergoing a surprising transformation.
KUALA LUMPUR: Rugby, a sport once seen as a niche, is gaining serious traction among children and teenagers in Malaysia.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Youth and Sports Ministry has introduced 22 reforms to drive development in sports which were achieved in nine months, three months before the Madani administration completed one year in office, said its Deputy Minister Adam Adli Abd Halim.