KUALA LUMPUR: The National Human Rights Commission’s (Suhakam) 2020 annual report will not only be debated in Parliament, but the government will craft proposed solutions to all the issues raised, says Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said.
The Minister in the Prime Minister Department said the debate on the report will provide space and opportunity for all to have their voices heard through their respective representatives so the government can consider appropriate measures to address the issues that will be raised.
Among the specific areas are Covid-19, human rights, Orang Asli, human trafficking, refugees, asylum seekers, human rights, and Islam. "This is not a fault-finding mission. The objective of the debate on the Suhakam report is to obtain feedback from responsible agencies as well as to gather input from MPs.
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