The tough question of second chances


A WEEK ago, both traditional media and social media were awash with stories of a Malaysian math genius studying at Imperial College, London, who was convicted of being in possession of 600 videos and images of child pornography defined by the British authorities as an “extreme form of child abuse”.

NurFitri Azmeer Nordin, 23, was on a Mara scholarship, and as soon as he was convicted, his study loan was terminated.

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Opinion , Central Region , sheila stanley

   

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