Amend constitution to improve worker rights

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With a seat in the United Nations Human Rights Council until 2024, it is time for Malaysia’s constitution to raise the standard of worker rights to the level that of neighbouring ‘sending countries’, says labour activist.

Labour Law Reform Coalition (LLRC) secretary Ng Yap Hwa said protection of worker rights in Malaysia’s constitution was lagging far behind neighbours Indonesia, Cambodia and the Philippines, and “we can learn from them because human rights were more than the minimum wage issue”.

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