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New Straits Times
3 days ago
- Politics
- New Straits Times
Communications Ministry lauds King's decree to curb bullying
KUALA LUMPUR: The Communications Ministry is committed to heeding the decree by His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia to prevent bullying, beginning at the primary school level. Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil, in a statement, said that the ministry is rolling out a comprehensive National Anti-Bullying Awareness Campaign across television, radio, social media, and digital platforms. Apart from that, he said that the ministry is also coordinating cross-ministerial follow-up actions to ensure the anti-bullying message reaches students, parents, and the wider community in an integrated manner. He said the campaign also emphasises embedding values of respect, discipline, and compassion into government strategic communication and community programmes. "I take heed of the King's decree on the need to address bullying culture early in schools. His Majesty's reminder is clear; that bullying not only harms the emotional and mental well-being of victims but also risks producing a generation lacking respect and compassion for one another," he said. According to Fahmi, Sultan Ibrahim's decree aligns with the Madani Government's agenda, as reflected in the recent amendments to the Penal Code (Amendment) Act 2025 and the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Act 2025, which demonstrate the government's firm resolve to tackle bullying more decisively. The minister also pledged to help ensure that anti-bullying messages are conveyed in a way that is easily understood by children and teenagers, in line with the King's vision for young Malaysians to grasp the meaning of mutual respect and practice noble values from an early age. "So, I call on all stakeholders, parents, schools, communities, and the media, to join hands in eradicating bullying. Only through collective effort can we nurture a generation of well-mannered, disciplined, and compassionate individuals," Fahmi urged. Earlier today, the King decreed that the government implement a comprehensive anti-bullying campaign starting from primary schools. The King warned that if bullying is not addressed early in primary schools, it risks producing a generation lacking respect and compassion for one another, and could also lead to various tragic outcomes.
The Sun
3 days ago
- Politics
- The Sun
Malaysia launches national anti-bullying campaign after King's decree
KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of Communications has pledged full support for His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim's decree to curb bullying starting at the primary school level. Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil announced a National Anti-Bullying Awareness Campaign to be broadcast across TV, radio, and digital platforms. The initiative will integrate cross-ministerial efforts to ensure the message reaches students, parents, and communities effectively. Fahmi stressed the campaign will embed values of respect, discipline, and compassion in government communications and outreach programmes. 'I take heed of the King's decree on the need to address bullying culture early in schools,' he said in a statement. He highlighted the King's warning that unchecked bullying harms victims emotionally and risks fostering a disrespectful generation. Fahmi noted the decree aligns with the MADANI Government's agenda, citing recent amendments to the Penal Code and Criminal Procedure Code to combat bullying decisively. The ministry will tailor anti-bullying messages for younger audiences to promote mutual respect from an early age. 'I call on all stakeholders - parents, schools, communities, and the media - to join hands in eradicating bullying,' Fahmi urged. His Majesty earlier emphasised the urgency of tackling bullying in primary schools to prevent long-term societal harm. The King warned that failure to act could lead to tragic outcomes and a generation lacking empathy. - Bernama
Malay Mail
3 days ago
- Politics
- Malay Mail
Fahmi: National anti-bullying drive launched across schools and media after King's decree
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 18 — The Ministry of Communications is committed to heeding His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia's decree to prevent bullying beginning at the primary school level. Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil, in a statement, said that the ministry is rolling out a comprehensive National Anti-Bullying Awareness Campaign across television, radio, social media, and digital platforms. Apart from that, he said that the ministry is also coordinating cross-ministerial follow-up actions to ensure the anti-bullying message reaches students, parents, and the wider community in an integrated manner. He said the campaign also emphasises embedding values of respect, discipline, and compassion into government strategic communication and community programmes. 'I take heed of the King's decree on the need to address bullying culture early in schools. His Majesty's reminder is clear; that bullying not only harms the emotional and mental wellbeing of victims but also risks producing a generation lacking respect and compassion for one another,' he said. According to Fahmi, Sultan Ibrahim's decree aligns with the Madani Government's agenda, as reflected in the recent amendments to the Penal Code (Amendment) Act 2025 and the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Act 2025, which demonstrate the government's firm resolve to tackle bullying more decisively. The minister also pledged to help ensure that anti-bullying messages are conveyed in a way that is easily understood by children and teenagers, in line with the King's vision for young Malaysians to grasp the meaning of mutual respect and practice noble values from an early age. 'So, I call on all stakeholders — parents, schools, communities, and the media — to join hands in eradicating bullying. Only through collective effort can we nurture a generation of well-mannered, disciplined, and compassionate individuals,' Fahmi urged. Earlier today, the King decreed that the government implement a comprehensive anti-bullying campaign starting from primary schools. The King warned that if bullying is not addressed early in primary schools, it risks producing a generation lacking respect and compassion for one another, and could also lead to various tragic outcomes. — Bernama
Barnama
3 days ago
- Politics
- Barnama
Communications Ministry Lauds King's Decree To Curb Bullying
REGION - CENTRAL > NEWS KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 18 (Bernama) -- The Ministry of Communications is committed to heeding His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia's decree to prevent bullying beginning at the primary school level. Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil, in a statement, said that the ministry is rolling out a comprehensive National Anti-Bullying Awareness Campaign across television, radio, social media, and digital platforms. Apart from that, he said that the ministry is also coordinating cross-ministerial follow-up actions to ensure the anti-bullying message reaches students, parents, and the wider community in an integrated manner. bootstrap slideshow He said the campaign also emphasises embedding values of respect, discipline, and compassion into government strategic communication and community programmes. 'I take heed of the King's decree on the need to address bullying culture early in schools. His Majesty's reminder is clear; that bullying not only harms the emotional and mental wellbeing of victims but also risks producing a generation lacking respect and compassion for one another,' he said. According to Fahmi, Sultan Ibrahim's decree aligns with the MADANI Government's agenda, as reflected in the recent amendments to the Penal Code (Amendment) Act 2025 and the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Act 2025, which demonstrate the government's firm resolve to tackle bullying more decisively. The minister also pledged to help ensure that anti-bullying messages are conveyed in a way that is easily understood by children and teenagers, in line with the King's vision for young Malaysians to grasp the meaning of mutual respect and practice noble values from an early age. 'So, I call on all stakeholders - parents, schools, communities, and the media - to join hands in eradicating bullying. Only through collective effort can we nurture a generation of well-mannered, disciplined, and compassionate individuals,' Fahmi urged. Earlier today, the King decreed that the government implement a comprehensive anti-bullying campaign starting from primary schools.
