the appeal by three Muslim converts and a Christian who was a Muslim at birth to have their case heard by the civil court. The applicants wanted their identity cards and official records to reflect that they are now Christians. 2. ENGAGEMENTS Due to the MCO, Sarawak Office was unable to maximise its offline outreach strategy at the grassroots level, especially in remote areas, with the public, NGOs and CSOs. Instead, the Sarawak Office had conducted more outreach programmes (talks, lectures, training) online. The objectives of the online programmes were as follows: i. To build a productive networking relationship with CSOs; ii. To provide a space for CSOs and committee members to express their opinions and respond to relevant issues; and iii. To increase the number of complaints received. Table 11: Outreach Sessions 2020 NO. 86 DATE 1. 23 Apr. 2. 12 Jun. 3. 16 Jun. 4. 18 Jun. 5. 8 Jul. 6. 8 Jul. 7. 3 - 30 Sept. ANNUAL REPORT 2020 VENUE / PLATFORM Discussion of challenges faced by Online the Indigenous People during the MCO and recommendations to the Government Children’s Right to Education Online during COVID-19 pandemic in Sarawak Discussion with Lawyer Kamek for Sarawak Office Change (LK4C) on statelessness in Sarawak Human Rights talk for UCSI Online students Visit to Sarawak Children’s Welfare Kuching, Council (PERYATIM) Sarawak Visit to D’Wira Education Kuching, Association Sarawak “Cartoonists Against Torture” Kuching, Exhibition at Sarawak State Library Sarawak ITEM