KUALA LUMPUR: Suruhanjaya Hak Asasi Manusia Malaysia (SUHAKAM) has voiced deep concern over a recent Court of Appeal decision that denies citizenship to children born out of wedlock to Malaysian fathers and foreign mothers. The commission stressed that no child should be penalized for circumstances beyond their control. The ruling, which interprets the Federal Constitution as not granting automatic citizenship to these children, has reignited debate on child rights and constitutional safeguards. SUHAKAM urged the government to review the decision and ensure Malaysia’s compliance with international human rights standards. The case has drawn widespread attention, with advocacy groups calling for legislative amendments to protect vulnerable children.
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