Where has the RM13m budgeted for investigating sexual crimes against children gone? DAP MP asks

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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 28 — As Malaysians look forward to Budget 2023 next month, Batu Kawan MP Kasthuri Patto today asked the government to explain in detail how it has spent the...

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 28 — As Malaysians look forward to Budget 2023 next month, Batu Kawan MP Kasthuri Patto today asked the government to explain in detail how it has spent the RM13 million set aside last year for investigating sexual crimes against women and children.

“Is RM13 million sufficient for employing 100 officers, to purchase vehicles, equipment and office fixtures including an ‘anatomy doll’ with a recorder?” she added. Referring to a past parliamentary reply from the Home Ministry, she said there is no need for the government to set up 14 offices under the Malaysian Internet Crimes Against Children nationwide.

She also suggested the D11 investigators provide a briefing in Parliament to MPs next week so they can “all be part of the solution instead of the problem”.

 

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PattoKasthuri I guess, most of the millions went to launching Ministry's programs and food in 5 star hotels. No wonder, we (Malaysia) had fallen in ranking, behind Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines and Vietnam in protecting children from exploitation and against sexual abuse.

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