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Malaysia's Religious Affairs Ministry will intensify youth engagement programmes in response to Sultan Nazrin Shah's call for religious leaders to combat extremism, misinformation, and polarisation in the digital age.
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency is establishing a cadet corps programme in schools to nurture integrity among young people. The initiative will roll out in phases across selected institutions before nationwide expansion.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is expanding its youth outreach by introducing a Cadet Corps programme to secondary schools, aiming to instil anti-corruption values and integrity among the younger generation.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is collaborating with Universiti Sains Malaysia's Youth Film Festival in Penang to promote anti-corruption values among young Malaysians through cinema as a creative medium.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is rolling out a pilot scheme to create the MACC Cadet Corps in schools, aiming to cultivate ethical values and combat graft through youth engagement.