SEREMBAN: The Islamic Development Department (Jakim) has been urged to play an active role in the probe of sexual abuse allegations and other claims of wrongdoing involving children rescued from 20 welfare homes in two states.
Pertubuhan Generasi Aspirasi Pemimpin Wanita Malaysia (GAP.MY) president Puan Sri Bibi Sharliza Mohd Khalid said the NGO hoped all the premises being investigated would be put through a rigorous inspection process to weed out any elements of abuse, exploitation, or religious manipulation.
Related stories:
- 13 children may have been sexually abused before rescue by care centre raid, says Bukit Aman
- Charged with injuring girls with hot spoon
- School given orders to close for not meeting requirements
- The children will be cared for
- Good deeds come undone after centres raided
- Kids rescued in Ops Global left in homes from age two, says IGP
- Rehabilitation of rescued children crucial for country's security, says Perlis Mufti
- Selangor exco member to meet children
- GISB denies sodomy and other abuses took place
- We need to do more to protect kids, say activists
- Sepang, Klang residents shocked and horrified at allegations
- Bukit Aman investigating funds donated to GISB-linked care centres
- Muftis: GISB was on our radar
Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Thank you for your report!
