Education ministry denies acting on misconduct only after cases go viral
Malaysian Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek has denied claims that the ministry only acts on teacher misconduct after cases go viral. She urged the public to report sexual harassment directly to authorities rather than using social media.
Why it matters
The statement addresses public concerns regarding institutional accountability and the protection of students in the education system.
Share Minister Fadhlina Sidek says swift action is taken by the ministry and other authorities as soon as reports are made on such cases. Education minister Fadhlina Sidek urged people with information about sexual harassment of students to report it directly to the authorities instead of posting it online. (Bernama pic) GEORGE TOWN : Education minister Fadhlina Sidek has dismissed claims that her ministry only acts on allegations of misconduct involving its teachers after such cases go viral. Fadhlina maintained that whenever such cases occur, parents and teachers report them to the authorities, who then conduct thorough investigations.
The article presents the minister's defense alongside the context of the allegations, maintaining a balanced reporting style.
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