Compulsory education may be up to secondary level, says deputy minister

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KUALA LUMPUR: All Malaysian children may have to undergo compulsory education up to the secondary level, says Deputy Education Minister Lim Hui Ying.

"This includes holding engagement sessions with stakeholders such as relevant government agencies, the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia , the National Union of the Teaching Profession and non-governmental organisations," added Lim.She said this when replying to a supplementary question raised by Lee Chean Chung in Dewan Rakyat on Wednesday.

It was previously reported in March this year that the Education Ministry had submitted a draft proposal to the Attorney General's Chambers to make secondary school education compulsory.

 

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