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The Malaysian Youth Have A Louder Voice With Voting Age Lowered To 18 Years Old

Syed Saddiq, Minister for Youth and Sports

17-Jul-19 07:45

The Malaysian Youth Have A Louder Voice With Voting Age Lowered To 18 Years Old

History was created today with the first successful constitutional amendment which had bipartisan support to lower the voting age to 18. We speak to Syed Saddiq, Minister of Youth and Sports on how this will change the political landscape for Malaysia and  what other initiatives we can expect from his ministry.

Presented by: Lyn Mak, Julian Ng, Wong Shou Ning


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Categories:  Politics,  Law and Legal Matters,  Social Issues,  Investments

Tags:  Dewan Rakyat,  voting age,  bipartisan,  Undi 18,  constitutional amendment,  Syed Saddiq, 


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