Stricter laws to protect children

By TARRENCE TAN, RAHIMY RAHIM and MARTIN CARVALHO

KUALA LUMPUR: Live streaming of sex involving children and sextortion are now crimes under amendments to two Bills passed in Parliament.

Also prohibited is the practice of asking children who testify, questions that are misleading, confusing, discriminating, or belittling.

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