Saifuddin: Home Ministry to shift children out of Immigration Detention Depot to welfare organisations
PUTRAJAYA, Feb 16 ― The Home Ministry will shift the children detained at the Immigration Detention Depot soon and place them under the care of Non-Governmental Organisations that specifically specialise in the welfare of children.
Speaking of a Bangladeshi child who was found in a container at West Port, Port Klang on Jan 17, Saifuddin said the Bangladeshi kid would be sent home next week. Asked about Malaysia’s ranking in Tier 3, of the Trafficking in Persons Report released by the US State Department 2021, apparently for not fully meeting the minimum standards for the elimination of human trafficking and not making significant efforts to do so, Saifuddin said he had already contacted the US Embassy to explain the steps and initiatives taken by Malaysia.
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