Online safety for kids begins at home, says Wanita MCA Sec Gen

Chan Quin Er

PETALING JAYA: As the internet becomes integral to children's lives, online child sexual abuse cases among those aged five to 12 are rising, warns Wanita MCA Secretary-General Chan Quin Er (pic).

In a statement, she stressed that effective protection begins at home through education about body boundaries, creating tech-free zones, and maintaining open communication.

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