Women’s rights given attention


PETALING JAYA: The government’s reiterated commitment to establish the Anti-Sexual Harassment Tribunal, and efforts to raise awareness about the Anti-Sexual Harassment Bill, have been well received by women’s rights groups.

“There are some noteworthy announcements in the Budget which includes the kickstart of the formation of the Anti-Sexual Harassment Tribunal and the setting up of gender focal teams for each ministry and agency,” said Women’s Aid Organisation head of campaigns Louise Tan.

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