KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 (Bernama) -- The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) recorded 5,862 domestic violence cases from January to September this year, indicating that this issue still requires serious attention and concerted action from various parties.
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The Royal Malaysia Police recorded 5,862 domestic violence cases from January to September, while the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development highlighted a 3.9% rise to 7,391 cases in 2025 and launched the DKKN 2026‑2030 policy to address evolving digital‑related abuse.
- Minister Nancy Shukri emphasized that domestic violence includes physical, emotional, sexual, and technology‑based abuse.
- The DKKN 2026‑2030 policy and initiatives like the Wonderful Life programme aim to prevent, intervene, rehabilitate and empower victims.
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