Following a recent child sexual abuse case with connections to a mosque, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) is introducing a standardized safeguarding framework. This framework will be implemented across all mosques in Singapore, focusing on protecting children and youth. The initiative aims to create a safer environment within mosque premises and during mosque-related activities. Details of the framework’s specific measures haven’t been released, but it signals a proactive response to the reported abuse. MUIS intends the framework to ensure consistent standards of care and reporting procedures nationwide. The move underscores a commitment to child welfare and preventing future incidents within the community. This is a significant step towards strengthening safeguards for vulnerable individuals attending mosques.