Public hospitals offer psychiatric services at lower costs, says ministry.

It involved a female complainant and a male respondent.

Nancy mulls tightening law to tackle sexual harassment in the workplace.

This follows its attendance at Cedaw in May, says Nancy.

PARLIAMENT | Man told to sign letter of undertaking to stop begging - Noraini.

Ministry claims stateless mother aware of baby’s illness before abandoning infant.

Programme will provide training to start business, ministry says. 

Government taking steps to address it, especially among Orang Asli and B40. 

Government is serious in tackling gender-based discrimination, ministry says. 

Proposed constitutional amendment should be expedited, Nancy says. 

Department of Social Welfare needs a complete overhaul to keep up with times. 

Agency working closely with hospitals to provide support, it says. 

Actor in video with Rina Harun wants to open minds.

UPDATED 3.48PM | Rina also confuses child pornography with children watching porn, says activist.

The committee is to safeguard the welfare of vulnerable people.

Unacceptable that some survivors are still being turned away

Talian Kasih does not have a dedicated line for this, it says.

Women minister needs to meet with relevant parties to address this and also to refine child safety matters.

The jumper is believed to have lost control of his parachute.

Of the total, 1,263 girls under 18 have been involved in sexual abuse cases this year.

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A ministry took up to 1,746 days to lodge police reports in some cases.

Despite its mammoth task, it is as if the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry has been disarmed.

The move is to fulfil the needs of people with hearing disabilities when dealing with government agencies.

UPDATED 4.19PM | Most have been given to the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry’s Yayasan Kebajikan Negara.

UPDATED | 5.55PM | At least 54 opposition constituencies have yet to receive them, with only Langkawi getting its full complement.

The people are urged to cooperate and lodge reports through the hotline if they suspect that their neighbour is a victim of domestic violence.

Even in times of crisis, women are still being told to be cutesy so as not to disrupt male power in their own homes.

It says calls to Talian Kasih included inquiries on Covid-19, seeking Social Welfare Department assistance and counselling.

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