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From the initial moments of the coup attempt, the Turkish government took action to restore order and bring the perpetrators to justice.

While court processes are daunting for adults, they can be even more intimidating for children. Many young victims face immense stress and often give up seeking justice before the process concludes. Last year, Parliament took a significant step forward by amending the Evidence of Child Witness Act, providing more rights and protections to children testifying in court. Now new amendments to the Evidence of Child Witness Act are being proposed. These changes aim to create a more supportive courtroom environment, ensuring children can provide their best evidence. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Karen Lai, Programme Director at the Women’s Centre for Change (WCC) Penang.

While court processes are daunting for adults, they can be even more intimidating for children. Many young victims face immense stress and often give up seeking justice before the process concludes. Last year, Parliament took a significant step forward by amending the Evidence of Child Witness Act, providing more rights and protections to children testifying in court. Now new amendments to the Evidence of Child Witness Act are being proposed. These changes aim to create a more supportive courtroom environment, ensuring children can provide their best evidence. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Sharmila Sekaran, Chairperson of Voice of the Children.

Special measures are necessary to help children testify, reducing the trauma associated with court appearances, says UNICEF.

Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to criminal fraud, following a US investigation that found the company violated a reform agreement after two fatal crashes involving its 737 Max planes.

How does the incarceration of women affect their families, particularly children? Is there support available for them? On this episode of #TheFutureIsFemale Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Kausalya Devi Sathoo, former Deputy Commissioner of the Malaysian Prisons Department, about how women in prison service can make for a more just and humane criminal justice system.

As Malaysia continues to grapple with the complexities of criminal justice reform, the integration of parolees and former inmates into the workforce remains a critical issue. Is the path from prison to gainful employment paved with enough support or are there gaps that need urgent addressing? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Kausalya Devi Sathoo, Former Deputy Commissioner of the Prisons Department and Dr Mohammad Rahim Kamaluddin, criminologist at UKM’s Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities.

The agreement is with Jho Low, members of his family and trust entities Low established.

He's no martyr and was never a political prisoner denied access to justice, said an opposition leader.

Tunku Ismail also said the act of associating external security personnel with himself and the entire Royal Institution was deemed inappropriate.

Lee Hsien Yang made defamatory allegations against two government ministers "of the gravest kind", wrote Justice Goh Yihan.

Israel defends the military necessity of its Gaza offensive at the International Court of Justice.

Colombia President Gustavo Petro requested to join South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide at the International Court of Justice.

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim calls on Muslim countries to be consistent and firm in demanding justice for Palestine.

In the face of such egregious injustice, the global community must speak out and demand accountability.