KOTA KINABALU: The Kadazan Dusun Cultural Association (KDCA) Youth Council (KYC) has expressed concern over a recent incident involving a secondary school student in Sabah.
KYC chairman Steve Johnny Mositun (pic) said the council’s thoughts are with the student, their family, and others affected, adding that healing and support are crucial at this time.
He stressed that KYC takes all bullying-related reports seriously and supports efforts to maintain safe and nurturing school environments.
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Mositun said peer support systems, trained counsellors, and early intervention mechanisms must be strengthened in every school.
He urged collaboration among parents, teachers, and students to build a culture rooted in empathy, inclusion, and respect.
KYC pledged its continued support for awareness campaigns and youth-led efforts to address bullying across Sabah.
