UNHCR card does not shield holders from Malaysian laws, says Akmal Nasrullah
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马来西亚经济部长阿克马尔·纳斯鲁拉表示，联合国难民署（UNHCR）卡不是公民身份文件，也不赋予持有者免于马来西亚法律制裁的豁免权。任何违法者都将依法接受调查和处理。内政部正通过移民局实施难民登记文件计划，包括生物识别登记、筛查、控制和执法。政府将加强打击走私、人口贩卖、文件滥用和非法入境的综合行动，并利用数据分析和监控技术支持执法。会议还讨论了边境安全、粮食
KUALA LUMPUR, July 13 — The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) card is not a citizenship document and does not grant immunity from Malaysian laws, says Economy Minister Datuk Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir.
He said individuals who commited offences would still be investigated and dealt with in accordance with existing laws.
“The government wishes to clarify that the UNHCR card is not a citizenship document and does not provide immunity from Malaysian laws. Any individual who commits an offence will still be investigated, and action will be taken,” he said during the Global Supply Crisis Briefing, which was streamed live on the Ministry of Economy's Facebook page today.
Akmal Nasrullah said the matter was presented by the Home Ministry (KDN) at today's National Economic Action Council (MTEN) meeting following public concerns over refugee management, particularly issues relating to documentation, human trafficking syndicates and their impact on the safety of local communities.
He said KDN, through the Immigration Department, was implementing the Refugee Registration Document (DPP) Programme, which included biometric registration, screening, control and enforcement.
“Integrated operations to combat smuggling, human trafficking, document abuse and illegal entry through unauthorised routes will be intensified.
“Data analytics and monitoring technology will be utilised to identify risks and support enforcement action,” he said.
Akmal Nasrullah said RM1.2 billion had been allocated across several agencies for projects related to border control and security.
He said the expansion of the Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency’s operations was also being expedited to streamline border management and enforcement.
Apart from domestic and border security issues, food security and the resilience of the manufacturing sector in facing global supply chain pressures were also among the key issues discussed at the meeting, which was chaired by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim at the Parliament building. — Bernama
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