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Source: Ministry of Education Malaysia · October 5, 2026 at 9:32 PM · AI-assisted report
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PUTRAJAYA, 6 OCTOBER 2026 —
Malaysia Launches National Anti-Bullying Campaign ‘Henti Buli, Mula Peduli’ to Safeguard Students Under New Education Blueprint
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The Ministry of Education Malaysia today launched the ‘Henti Buli, Mula Peduli’ (Stop Bullying, Start Caring) campaign, a multi-agency initiative aimed at combating bullying and fostering safer, more inclusive learning environments for children and adolescents. The campaign, aligned with the Rancangan Pendidikan Malaysia (RPM) 2026–2035, marks a collaborative effort between the ministry, other government agencies, and civil society to embed a culture of empathy, responsibility, and respect in schools nationwide.
The campaign adopts a three-pronged approach—Sedar (Aware), Peduli (Caring), and Bertindak (Act)—to engage the entire community, from educators to parents and students, in addressing bullying through awareness, compassion, and proactive intervention. The launch was officiated by YB Dr. Mohammed Taufiq bin Johari, Minister of Youth and Sports, in a ceremony held at the Ministry of Education’s headquarters in Putrajaya.
Representing the Ministry of Education, Tuan Haji Mohd Hanafi bin Samad, the Director-General of Education Malaysia, also attended, alongside officials from the Daily School Management Division.
The initiative underscores the government’s commitment to humanistic education, a core pillar of RPM 2026–2035, which prioritizes the holistic development of students’ character, well-being, and a safe school culture. Bullying remains a persistent challenge in Malaysian schools, with reports indicating rising incidents of cyberbullying, physical aggression, and emotional harassment among younger age groups.
The campaign seeks to address these issues through structured programs, teacher training, and community engagement, ensuring that every child can thrive in a supportive environment.
The launch event highlighted the ministry’s broader strategy to strengthen student welfare, including mental health support and disciplinary frameworks to deter bullying. Dr. Taufiq emphasized the role of youth in driving positive change, aligning the campaign with the ministry’s broader mandate to cultivate resilient, empathetic future generations. The Ministry of Education’s contact details—telephone: 03-8000 8000, email: 80008000@mygcc.gov.my—were provided for further inquiries, signaling a call to action for stakeholders to participate in the initiative.
For Malaysia, the campaign represents a critical step in translating national education policies into tangible outcomes, particularly as the country moves toward a more inclusive and student-centered schooling system. The next phase involves rolling out awareness workshops, digital campaigns, and reporting mechanisms to empower students and teachers to identify and address bullying incidents promptly.
The ministry has not yet disclosed specific timelines for these follow-up measures, but the launch sets the stage for a nationwide push against bullying in the coming academic year.
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