A Japanese woman was arrested for allegedly locking her naked partner on their balcony for the night, leading to his death from cold, police said on Friday (March 7).
KUALA LUMPUR: Enforcement action against individuals who touch on the 3R issues needs to be enhanced by relevant agencies to maintain peace and harmony in the country, said Unity Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang .
"Those ministries and agencies are responsible for taking legal action against individuals who provoke the 3R issues,” he said in a post on X. Apart from that, he said the ministry also provides mediation services through 571 Community Mediators who play a role in helping to defuse conflicts and offer alternative dispute resolution through the Community Mediation Centre, without having to go through the legal process.
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