Five years after 18-year-old T Nhaveen was brutally murdered, a memorandum to propose a robust Anti-Bullying Act and to declare June 15 as an Anti-Bullying Day was submitted to the Attorney-General Chambers (AGC) in Putrajaya earlier today.

A group comprising Nhaveen’s family, legal team, and Nail (Nhaveen Action & Investigation League) submitted the memorandum in the hope that it will lead to laws that make bullying a serious crime.

“It is time that Malaysia...