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This policy aims to create a safer and fairer environment for women and children. It not only covers legal protection, but also involves education, employment and other aspects. In the field of education, increasing investment in women's education and providing equal educational opportunities will help improve women's self-awareness and ability, so that they can better protect themselves and their children. In terms of employment, companies are encouraged to provide more suitable jobs for women, ensure their economic independence, and reduce the injustice they may suffer due to economic dependence.

At the same time, the establishment of a social support system is also crucial. By setting up special assistance agencies and hotlines, women can get timely help when they encounter difficulties. In addition, community publicity should be strengthened to improve the public's awareness of the rights and interests of women and children, and create a good atmosphere for the whole society to jointly maintain them.

However, the implementation of the policy is not smooth sailing. Challenges include the constraints of traditional concepts and uneven resource allocation. Some regions may find it difficult to implement relevant safeguards due to their low level of economic development. In addition, some people's lack of understanding and support for the policy will also affect its implementation effect.

But it is undeniable that the introduction of this policy has taken an important step towards protecting the rights and interests of women and children. It has pointed out the direction for future development and inspired all sectors of society to work together to continuously improve and promote related work and create a better future for women and children.

In short, the policy proposed by the Malaysian Minister of Women is a far-reaching measure. Although there will be various difficulties and challenges in the implementation process, as long as we continue to work hard and make continuous improvements, I believe we will be able to achieve the goal of protecting the rights and interests of women and children.