Ain speaks at Unicef's Inspire Conference


Ains says that it is an honour to be part of Unicef's INSPIRE conference and to present the findings of the focus group discussions together with the other youth panelists. Photo: Filepic

Malaysian schoolgirl Ain Husniza Saiful Nizam presented findings of Unicef study: Ending Violence On Young People: Perspectives Of Young People this morning (Tuesday) together with other youth from the region, at Unicef’s INSPIRE conference on "Ending Violence Against Children During Covid-19 And Beyond".

“It’s an honour to be part of the conference and to present the findings of the focus group discussions together with the other youth panelists on the international platform. I hope to advocate for children’s rights in Malaysia, and help to make our voices and opinions heard and considered, especially in policy making,” she said.

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