THE Malaysian Football League has launched its ‘We Reject Bullying Culture’ campaign as a proactive measure against the increasingly concerning bullying issue.
MFL expressed sadness and concern about bullying incidents causing both physical and deep emotional impacts on victims.
“As such, the MFL has taken the initiative as a sign of joint commitment to reject and tackle the bullying culture on and off the football field,” the league stated.
The organisation urged the entire football community including players, coaches, officials and fans to collectively support this anti-bullying effort.
“We urge the entire football community including players, coaches, officials and fans to support this effort together,” MFL emphasised in their social media announcement.
MFL specifically called for immediate action against bullying culture within Malaysian football starting from the present moment.
“Stop the culture of bullying from this moment on,” the league declared in their public statement.
The football governing body stressed that football must remain a platform promoting unity, love and mutual respect among all participants.
MFL reaffirmed football’s role as a unifying sport that should foster positive values rather than tolerate harmful behaviours.
The campaign represents MFL’s commitment to creating a safer and more respectful environment throughout Malaysian football.
This initiative addresses bullying concerns that have recently gained national attention due to their serious consequences.
The league’s statement acknowledged that some bullying incidents have unfortunately led to tragic fatalities.
MFL’s campaign launch demonstrates their determination to combat bullying both on the pitch and in broader football communities.
This comprehensive approach aims to protect all individuals involved in Malaysian football from bullying behaviours.
The organisation hopes this initiative will encourage cultural change throughout Malaysian football infrastructure.
MFL believes collective effort from all stakeholders is essential for successfully eliminating bullying culture.
This campaign marks a significant step toward ensuring football remains a positive force in Malaysian society.
The league’s proactive stance reflects growing awareness about bullying’s damaging effects on individuals and communities.
MFL’s initiative aligns with broader national efforts to address bullying across various sectors of Malaysian society.
This campaign represents football’s contribution to creating a more respectful and compassionate national culture.
The organisation remains committed to upholding football’s values of sportsmanship, respect and fair play.
MFL continues to work toward making Malaysian football environments safe and inclusive for everyone involved.
This anti-bullying campaign demonstrates MFL’s leadership in addressing important social issues through sports.
The league encourages nationwide support for creating bullying-free football environments across Malaysia.
MFL remains dedicated to protecting the wellbeing of all participants in Malaysian football. – Bernama