“Kudos, Sabah!”: SUHAKAM lauds state govt’s temporary shelter for stateless children

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“Kudos, Sabah!”: SUHAKAM lauds state govt’s temporary shelter for stateless children - Focus Malaysia

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THE Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (SUHAKAM) has lauded the Sabah state government’s plan to establish temporary shelter for stateless children from the Pala’u community in Kota Kinabalu. According to a Malaysiakini report, the operation is expected to start by end-2022 where the children, mostly homeless, are expected to be trained in basic living skills.

On the temporary shelter for stateless children in Sabah, Rahmat expressed hopes that the country is moving towards intensifying its efforts in reducing or ending the statelessness of children.“We will continue to advise, monitor, and work with the government to achieve greater complaints resolution rate in particular on the issues related to the statelessness in Sabah,” he remarked.

Sabah alone accounts for more than half of the 43,445 individuals facing this dire situation (as of Oct 13, 2017) of which 436 individuals were from Labuan.