KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia must have policies to recognise the rights of refugee women and children as they are especially vulnerable, suggested human rights groups.
“Refugees and asylum seekers, especially women and children, are easily exploited because they are unable to seek legal action under Malaysian law,” said Tenaganita executive director Glorene A. Das.
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