KUCHING – The Sarawak Police Commissioner, YDH CP Datuk Mohamad Zainal bin Haji Abdullah, received a courtesy visit from the Commissioner of the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (SUHAKAM), Tuan Dahim anak Nadot, at the Sarawak Police Contingent Headquarters on 17 April 2026.
The meeting, held in the Guest Room of the headquarters, was aimed at strengthening cooperation between the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) and SUHAKAM.
Discussions centred on human rights issues in Sarawak, particularly in relation to security and law enforcement, as well as enhancing communication to improve the understanding and application of human rights principles in policing operations.
The courtesy visit provided an opportunity for both parties to exchange views on how law enforcement can balance operational responsibilities with the protection of human rights.
The dialogue underscored the importance of collaboration in ensuring that policing practices remain aligned with national and international standards.
Also present during the session were senior police officials, including the Head of the Sarawak Management Department, SAC Zulkipli bin Suhaili; Sarawak Criminal Investigation Department Chief, SAC Lim San Aik; and Sarawak Special Branch Deputy Chief, ACP Mohd Azahari bin Mohd Noor.
The SUHAKAM delegation joined the discussions, reflecting the organisation’s commitment to engaging directly with enforcement agencies.
The visit highlights ongoing efforts to foster closer ties between SUHAKAM and PDRM, reinforcing the shared goal of safeguarding public security while respecting fundamental rights.
Such engagements are seen as vital in building trust between law enforcement and the community, ensuring that policing remains transparent and accountable.
By strengthening cooperation, both institutions aim to address challenges in law enforcement while promoting awareness of human rights principles.
The initiative reflects Malaysia’s broader commitment to integrating human rights considerations into governance and public service.
