Parents in Malaysia now liable if their children bully others
Malaysia has one of the highest rates of bullying in the world and new anti-bullying laws aim to tackle the problem.
Parents in Malaysia now liable if their children bully others
Malaysia has one of the highest rates of bullying in the world and new anti-bullying laws aim to tackle the problem.
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