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The most effective initial step for any individual is to submit a written report to the MACC, thereby allowing the authorities to conduct an enquiry in accordance with established protocols. - Bernama photo for illustration purpose only

Universiti Utara Malaysia School of Applied Psychology, Social Work and Policy criminologist and senior lecturer Dr Zalmizy Hussin

Small picture from left: Nadiah Syariani, Zalmizy

Shahul also suggested that schools consider having policemen stationed on site to ensure safety. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo: Bernama FILE PIX

Malaysia’s alarming rise in school violence mirrors early warning signs once seen in the US, where unchecked youth aggression eventually led to school shootings. Photo: BERNAMA

Police have found two sharp weapons believed to have been used in the stabbing incident that claimed the life of a 16-year-old female student at a school here earlier this morning. Photo: BERNAMA

Criminologists demand unified analytics platform to modernise cybercrime fight. - Photo illustrated via Canva

Online scams in Malaysia have evolved into a complex, borderless threat that touches not only policing but also financial systems, communications platforms, and public trust. Photo for illustrative purposes only. - Photo: Illustrated via Canva

In Malaysia, reading private letters or documents without consent may not always be a direct crime under the law but can still be a violation, while in Islam it is clearly prohibited as a breach of trust and individual rights. Photo: Edited via Canva

A recent proposal by Kelantan police to prosecute teenage girls involved in underage consensual sex has sparked debate nationwide, drawing strong criticism from child rights advocates, women’s groups, legal experts and politicians. - 123RF photo