KUALA LUMPUR: Yang Dipertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan, Tuanku Muhriz Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir has urged the government to review its policy which denies children who are refugees or stateless access to formal education.
In a royal address for the Human Rights Day 2022 Forum on Monday , he called for the review of the policy to break the generational cycle of poverty among refugees or stateless people and said the review would be a significant step to benefit the country.
According to Tuanku Muhriz, some civil society organisations and non-governmental organisations had taken up the call to provide assistance to this group, and within their means have managed to create some success stories. Tuanku Muhriz said since 2017, the Ministry of Education has registered 15 refugee learning centres as private education institutions.
He said many CSOs had stepped up to provide care for them but holistic and long term solutions were needed and hoped that government agencies would work together with these CSOs to overcome these issues of destitution and homelessness.
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