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MEDIA STATEMENT: ACT AGAINST "PERIOD SPOT CHECKS" IN SCHOOLS

1. The current trending issue that has been going around on Malaysian students (former and present) are sharing disturbing stories of period spot checks and sexual harassment in school during the month of Ramadhan. Having to prove to their teachers and higher ups that they were on their period also means having their private parts touched without consent (on the context of teacher and student relationship) as well as having their panties removed to show their menstrual pads. These form of intrusion and violation of inappropriate touching, personal autonomy and body shaming through the excuse of ‘disciplinary punishment’ but in reality, it was entirely sexual harassment and abuse of power. A school or educational institutions should create an environment where students can be at peace of mind and feel safe from the secular world outside.

2. The fact that this mortifying misconduct is still happening to our students now without any measures being taken against the perpetrators is disgusting! We must stand together and put to an end of what seems so shockingly common in our society. The trauma and mental stress of being groped and touched without consent can be shattering, leaving the victim feeling traumatized, depressed and ashamed. Trauma has lasting effects.

3. Making the decision to report misconduct like such or sexual harassment takes a great deal of courage. I applaud those who gather every ounce of their courage in speaking up. Your voice is needed for the safety of other students in school and future generations to come.

4. I call upon the Ministry of Education to take prompt action and investigations by relevant authorities in ensuring that the safety of our school students will be the top priority. As schools are supposed to be conducive sanctuaries where students can feel safe and confident, let us not shatter that part of trust from our girls.

5. Sexual harassment has no place in a school. If this persist on, it defeats the purpose of an educational institution entirely.

Ainie Haziqah
EXCO Srikandi BERSATU Malaysia

#AppreciationPost

Represented Malaysia for 15 years, spent 14 years on the national team and half my life living in a hostels. But it has all come to an end. My career has been filled with lots of ups and downs. More downs than I would like but it was those down moments that made my ups so much sweeter.

It has been a dream come true to represent my country at every level of competition in the world. I got to race in different parts of the world, meet new competitors/friends, and win multiple medals while breaking multiple records along the way.
Juggling between school, training, family and friends wasn’t easy at all. But it became such a natural thing to me that I could close my eyes and do it all. That was my life. I wouldn’t trade anything in the world for what I’ve been through. Would I do it again? Definitely! Because this time I would know how to do things better so I can avoid failures.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone that has helped me along the way. (This is in no particular order)
1. MSN, ISN and ASUM for supporting all my travels, competitions, medical, nutrition, accommodation and everything under your roof.
2. SSBJ, Taylor’s University and the Ministry of Higher Education for supporting me in my education which lead me to graduating with a double degree in PR and marketing.
3. Teammates, friends from different sports and friends for always pushing me to do my best, supporting me, comforting me during my loses and celebrating my successes.
4. Paul Birmingham, Jeffrey Ho, and pass coaches for believing in me and screaming at me when I when I didn’t push hard enough in training.
5. Members of the media for writing or broadcasting about me.
6. Pass sponsors for believing in me and that I was worthy to represent your brand.
7. My family. Thank you for always being there for me no matter what!

It has been a great honour representing Malaysia and have had such great support throughout my career. Swimming has and always will be a part of me but it is time to move on to a new chapter of my life. Thank you for everything!!! ❤️

-Khoo Cai Lin-

Was awarded as Sports Icon of 2015 by the Ministry of Higher Education and Malaysia Private Higher Education Institution Sports Council (MASISWA) over the weekend!
Thank you everyone for your never ending support!! ❤