Keeping Malaysian children safe from online predators, cyberbullies and trolls


Intimate pictures or videos that are shared could end up in the wrong hands, resulting in blackmail or cyberbullying and a ruined reputation and future, says Yeap. Photo: 123rf.com

When his father passed away suddenly during the pandemic, 14-year-old Ethan* (not his real name) was very sad and depressed. Being really close to his father, Ethan missed him greatly.

His mother, who had to support the family, buried herself in her work to overcome her sadness, and didn’t spend much time with him.

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