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Malaysian child rights organisations have called on all political parties to withdraw campaign materials featuring children and commit to excluding minors from electoral activities, citing international child protection standards and long-term privacy concerns.
The Barisan Nasional candidate for Jeram Padang has declined a public debate invitation from his PKR opponent, characterising the challenge as a strategic trap while referencing the rival's earlier electoral defeat.
The Negri Sembilan Palace has formally cautioned political parties against exploiting the royal institution in their state election campaigns, underlining traditional boundaries between monarchy and electoral politics.
Barisan Nasional Chairman Ahmad Zahid has directed Johor voters to prnjohor.com for verified information about BN candidates, manifestos, and campaign developments during the state election.