Malaysia has positioned itself as one of the earliest countries in Southeast Asia to address bullying using restorative justice mechanisms, shifting away from purely punitive approaches. Authorities say this model focuses on rehabilitation, accountability, and reconciliation between victims and offenders, especially in school environments.
Restorative Justice Approach Positions Malaysia Ahead in Tackling Bullying
The initiative is gaining traction as educators and policymakers look for more sustainable ways to curb bullying. Instead of punishment alone, offenders are encouraged to understand the consequences of their actions and make amends, while victims receive emotional and psychological support.
Officials believe this approach can reduce repeat offences and foster healthier school communities. With rising concerns over student wellbeing, Malaysia’s early adoption of restorative justice may serve as a model for neighbouring countries seeking more balanced and humane solutions to discipline issues.
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