Laws to protect children


RECENTLY, a 35-year-old man pleaded guilty in a Seremban Sessions Court to raping his 11-year-old sister-in-law. It was reported that during the rape, the man made his 14-year-old wife, who has a learning difficulty, capture the sexual acts on a video camera. He then allegedly copied these recording into VCDs and sold these to his friends.

The matter came to light when the father of the victim somehow saw a copy of the recording via Whatsapp, and confronted his 11-year-old daughter. She then told him about being raped several times by her brother-in-law.

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