From loss to law: Stricter penalties introduced to curb cyberbullying and honour Esha


KUALA LUMPUR: While we may not be able to bring cyberbullying victim Rajeswary Appahu, or fondly known as Esha, back, stricter laws with severe penalties are being put in place to ensure that such cases will not repeat, assured Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said.

The Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Law and Institutional Reforms) said Esha was a victim of a tragic cyberbullying case, which led her to take her own life.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Death toll rises to three in Rompin lorry crash
Father, two young children die in two-vehicle collision in Kulim
PM Anwar calls on MPs to focus on duties ahead of Parliament sitting
Understanding reached on Batu Caves escalator project, technical issues to be resolved, says Gobind
NIOSH urges employers to improve safety measures for dangerous gas use
Infant found abandoned in Kinabatangan oil palm plantation
Leaking confidential info about Armed Forces will lead to legal action, says Defence Ministry
Ewon Benedick responds to KKIP appointment backlash
No talks with Umno on 'grand collaboration' yet, says Bersatu's Muhyiddin
No mini drug labs in Johor Felda settlements, says state police chief

Others Also Read