公积金白金-援助金 Bantuan Kematian KWSP (EPF death assistance)

天有不测风云，人有旦夕祸福。一些人会不幸身亡，他的家人除了伤心，

也只能节哀顺变了。

很多大马人都不知道，公积金局（KWSP 或 EPF) 所设的白金援助金。。。

所有在EPF有户口的人，无论你EPF的户口开了多久，无论你EPF里还剩多少钱，只要任何一个人的EPF户口还在，他去世时，EPF就必须给他的亲属RM2500的白金（家属必须在6个月内去领，过期后就不行了）。

EPF从不通知我们这个，都不知道多少遇到不幸的家属没领到RM2500的白金???

所以如果有朋友或朋友的朋友，不幸生亡，伤心过后，不要忘了让他的家人，申请公积金白金。(EPF or  KWSP Bantuan Kematian) ， 大力share出去！！！




C. BANTUAN KEMATIAN

(i) Ahli yang meninggal dunia mestilah seorang warganegara Malaysia; ATAU bukan warganegara Malaysia yang ; Menjadi ahli sebelum 1 Ogos 1998; ATAU Mendapat taraf Penduduk Tetap. (Bukan warganegara yang memilih mencarum pada dan selepas 1 Ogos 1998 adalah tidak layak mendapat bayaran bantuan kematian).

(ii) Ahli meninggal dunia sebelum mencapai umur 55 tahun.

(iii) Permohonan diterima dalam tempoh 6 bulan dari tarikh kematian ahli.

 (iv) Bantuan sebanyak RM2,500.00 akan dibayar sekali sahaja mengikut budibicara KWSP kepada mana-mana orang tanggungan ahli.

(v) Ahli masih mempunyai simpanan semasa permohonan pengeluaran kematian dibuat


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相关网址：

http://www.kwsp.gov.my/portal/documents/10180/177708/Risalah_Kematian_Oktober_2012__BM_-1.pdf

http://www.kwsp.gov.my/portal/documents/10180/177708/Risalah_Kematian_Oktober_2012__BM_-1.pdf

Basic principles of the Human Rights

What are the Basic Principles of the Human Rights Framework?

The human rights framework protects civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. But no matter what kind of right is at issue, there are basic principles that are always part of human rights standards and implementation. These principles include:

Universality: Human rights must be afforded to everyone, without exception. The entire premise of the framework is that people are entitled to these rights simply by virtue of being human.

Indivisibility: Human rights are indivisible and interdependent, which means that in order to guarantee civil and political rights, a government must also ensure economic, social and cultural rights (and visa versa). The indivisibility principle recognizes that if a government violates rights such as health, it necessarily affects people’s ability to exercise other rights such as the right to life.

Participation: People have a right to participate in how decisions are made regarding protection of their rights. This includes but is not limited to having input on government decisions about rights. To ensure human rights, governments must engage and support the participation of civil society on these issues.

Accountability: Governments must create mechanisms of accountability for the enforcement of rights. It is not enough that rights are recognized in domestic law or in policy rhetoric, there must actually be effective measures put in place so that the government can be held accountable if those rights standards are not met.

Transparency: Transparency means that governments must be open about all information and decision-making processes related to rights. People must be able to know and understand how major decisions affecting rights are made and how public institutions, such as hospitals and schools, which are needed to protect rights, are managed and run.

Non-Discrimination: Human rights must be guaranteed without discrimination of any kind. This includes not only purposeful discrimination, but also protection from policies and practices which may have a discriminatory effect.

source::::::  http://www.nesri.org/programs/what-are-the-basic-principles-of-the-human-rights-framework