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Bill to tackle bullying must begin with proper definition, says Azalina

Insolvency (Cross-Border) Bill 2025 key to modernising Malaysia’s legal system, says Sarawak Senator

Legal Aid and Public Defence Bill enhances legal support for children – Azalina

Dig deep, stop bullying

Legal Aid and Public Defence Bill 2025 tabled for first reading

Constitution (Amendment) Bill on citizenship likely to be enforced next year, says Saifuddin Nasution

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Anti-Bullying Act proposal to go to Cabinet soon, Azalina says amid vague definition of offence and penalties

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Cadangan gubal Akta Anti Buli sistem tribunal dibawa ke mesyuarat Kabinet – PM

Mahkamah batal sebahagian perkataan dalam Seksyen 233

Malaysia still criminalises ‘grossly offensive’ online remarks, but here’s why today’s ruling on ‘offensive’ speech was lauded

Should Malaysia set up a tribunal for bullying cases involving kids? Azalina says Cabinet to decide

Don’t shoot the messenger: Court of Appeal says ‘offensive’ online remarks to ‘annoy’ can’t be a crime in Malaysia

Don’t shoot the messenger: Appellate Court says ‘offensive’ online remarks to ‘annoy’ can’t be a crime in Malaysia

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General : Court For Children Holds Closed-door Sessions To Protect Minors, Ensure Fair Trial

General : Anti-bullying Act Proposal To Be Presented ToÂ Cabinet Soon, Says Azalina

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