Child Act 2001

The Child Act 2001 in Malaysia is a comprehensive law that aims to protect and promote the welfare of children, providing a framework for their care, protection, and development. It establishes the rights and responsibilities of parents, guardians, and the state in ensuring the well-being of children, and provides for measures to prevent child abuse and neglect. The Act also sets out procedures for the removal of children from their homes and the placement of children in care.