Today’s online gaming environments function as social ecosystems where young Malaysians connect, build friendships and develop a sense of belonging. Gaming cultivates teamwork, creativity and problem-solving, providing meaningful opportunities for positive engagement and skill-building. However, as with any large digital spaces, gaming environments are also vulnerable to abuse by malicious actors.
Place: Liberal Latte, Bukit Damansara Date: 5th March 2022 (Saturday) Time: 1.45 pm – 4.15 pm (MYT) Attendance: 22 representatives from Malaysian CSOs, academics, university staff, religious and student leaders Since 2016, the number of detained university students associated with cases of extremism is increasing and their radicalisation is propelled by extremist/terrorist groups from Islamist...
Watch Recording here Background The spread of global terrorism from Islamist terror groups like Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) and Daesh/ Islamic State (IS) has arrived at the doorsteps of Malaysian campuses to radicalise and recruit our youths by exploiting their passion, curiosity, and anger about the world, religion, and injustices. Despite the collapse of their movement,...
