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Giving hope to prisoners

By SU LEE
Big day: John (seated third from left) and his volunteers at a graduation ceremony for the inmates in Kuala Lumpur.

KUALA LUMPUR: They are labelled as fai­lures in society but he sees them as agents of hope and change.

Bobby John strongly believes in second chances, which is why he introduced Crossroads Malaysia, an NGO to connect with prison inmates in 2013.

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