I attended Child law lectures to understand the plight of children and what was being done legally about it in Malaysia better with Tuan Syed Azmi.
One of the things we learnt was about Restorative Justice. Coincidently, I was just reading the book this afternoon to refresh my mind on the notes taken.
Please read Azmi’s take on this.
I knew he was back for sure at around 3 years ago.
One of the thing that i have to accept is that he is back.
I have requested MCMC to use his skills to find other similar interest like him, but my request was denied. I accept.
Now it really depend on which perspectives are we going to see him.
As a child advocate, of course i am afraid of him to be able to be close to any children.
I am sure his name is in eDKK e-daftar Kanak-kanak, sex offenders list. Now even the government let any employer to check at JKM of anyone who works with children to be screen this way for free.
What is clear-
He cannot be around children.
He cannot have access to children image material on line- how can we stop that even.
He cannot interact with children online- even through games.
I am afraid. But i know that i don't hate him as a person, i hate his actions.
Then i took child law. I take this seriously.
The law that i am learning taught me about protecting victims and bringing justice.
In my experience of protecting children. Most children wish not to be hurt, the actions to stop. Even when i write this, the actions although from pornographic material to grooming to sexual assault and rape are different in nature, we cannot deny the hurt and trauma to every child is different too.
I am not saying having child porn is considered mild, no no no. If it hurts a child, you cannot out a degree to that.
But during law, i also learn about Restorative Justice. It is not about to forgive or forget but more to restore back the individual so that he could be part of the society again and the victims participation is important for the perpetrator to understand and take responsibility of his mistakes.
It is not for all crimes and takes careful research.
Clearly it sounds like Second Chance.
But reading comments, i sense Malaysians are not ready to accept him back.
But do they want him to die?
And lets say victims have the choice to castrated him, will that be the closure needed?
Then i wonder can we wirk back on restorative justice.
Maybe not for his case.
I have a huge respect for children who are abuse because of what they have been through and we never talked about to forgive the perpetrator because that right is only to the victim and at their own time.
My role, the act of abuse must stop.
Back to our Math Genius.
What about his right?
Or do we believe he has no right?
Honestly for how many years pun, i hope he could never work with children or be near one. If he abide to that at least i know he tries.
I don't have the liberty to know what is our countrys ability to monitor his online activity so i cannot comment on that.
Yes people or parents have the right to prevent him to be around the area etc i agree.
But to voice out to say "He Will Hurt Your Kids" out loud and to invoke scare in public has a better method than scare tactics. Seriously.
Might as well hang a scarlet letter around his neck eh?
Trust me, even with that i dont think society will be ok. Clearly they want to see someone die.
Is that what you want to do go ahead your way. I cannot condone that.
I rather we focus more lobbying for children in Malaysia to be protected.
But noo, people love punitive actions to others because it feels good, satisfied, safe?
If i can pledge i would say lets focus back to Childs Right, Children's safety and better treatment to children.
To the said person: i am not letting you off the hook, but respect my boundaries not to be near a child. Online or offline.
Just my opinion.
Syed Azmi Alhabshi
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