KUALA LUMPUR, April 10 — The Dewan Negara’s Select Committee on People’s Well-being has recommended that existing laws be improved, or new laws be enacted, so that heavier...
KUALA LUMPUR, April 10 — The Dewan Negara’s Select Committee on People’s Well-being has recommended that existing laws be improved, or new laws be enacted, so that heavier punishments can be imposed against online fraud perpetrators .
He said that the committee also recommended that the Communications and Digital Ministry play a role in drafting clear guidelines regarding the responsibilities of companies which collect and process data, as well as the personal information of users. Apart from that, he said that the Home Ministry also needs to improve facilities and upgrade the technology used to launch the investigation process, thus increasing the rate of arrests and prosecutions.
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