Suhakam defends its commissioner against allegations regarding Bella's case

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PETALING JAYA: The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) has come to the defence of its commissioner for child affairs, Datuk Noor Aziah Mohd Awal after allegations against her surfaced involving the disabled teenager Bella's abuse case.

Its Office of the Children’s Commissioner said that it was shocked by the allegations made in an April 15The OCC said that Noor Aziah had instructed the commission to take immediate action as soon as disabled teenager Bella’s case surfaced last year.

It added that according to Section 12 of the same act, once a charge was made, the commission could no longer interfere in the case.“The OCC believes the judge will listen to the arguments presented by both sides and justice will be served,” it said. “As for the allegations made by the writer, the OCC hopes that the writer does not make false claims but rather educates the public to respect the court process,” it said.

 

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