http://www.bharian.com.my/bharian/articles/4syorcegahseksbebas/Article/
Following points are recommended by unknown party from Berita Harian
# Benarkan polis periksa telefon bimbit remaja elak simpan bahan lucah
# Kuat kuasa peraturan halang remaja bawah 18 tahun keluar rumah selepas 12 malam
# Sekat laman web lucah, kawal kafe siber dan penjualan perisian tidak bermoral
# Percepat pelaksanaan pendidikan seks secara formal di sekolah.
My opinion is, the first three points are quite not that clever. Seems like the suggestions were made by a 12 yo kid as part of they essay assignment.
Lets take a look at reality. We have been talking about globalisation and yet we still have this mentality. We identify a problem and try to solve the problem by blocking the problem sources. No… this is not the right way.
Let’s face it. You may, with slight chance, be able to block the media, block the sources and implement other blocking rules. But, in the end, we are living in 2010 era. Block the mobiles, then those kids still have the internet. Prevent them from going out after midnight, yea… might be able to stop kids from going out. Not sure whether it stops anything else.
Control cyber cafe, yep I agree on this. But controlling the web and software is a very idealistic suggestion.
More importantly, arent these annoying? It’s not right to check other people personal txts, even its kids. And we’ll have a big fat internet filter on top of our slow broadband with congested traffic. Immoral software? What is this? Some kind of porn on demand software? How can you exactly block this kind of software? It’s almost impossible!
Rather than blocking porn on the internet, I would strongly recommend spend more RnD to block the incoming spams on emails.
But, the sex ed, is brilliant. I believe that information must not be kept hidden. When teenagers are at the right age, tell them about sex. Tell them the truth. Tell them about the implications of unsafe sex. Tell the morality of sex. I hope for our future generation will be the generation who thinks and able to evaluate the actions. A generation with civics, high morality, more importantly if Muslims, at least not being totally unIslamic. It’s a shame to see other secular countries with higher Islamic values.
I believe if we take part if making things better, Malaysia will be a good, well-respected country.
Start with simple things, for example:
- Smokers try be more considerate. Smoke away from nonsmokers, esp young infants and pregnant women.
- Control your mouth. Dont keep spitting almost everywhere. At least spit near the bushes or better yet go to toilet.
- Give you seat in LRT to older citizens.
- Try to respect your co-workers, regardless your position.

