Let the children speak


Empowerment: Forum participants Izdihar Janna Adzly and her mother, Rafidah @ Rafizah Ahmad, vice-chairman of Malaysian Advocates for Cerebral Palsy.

Children with disabilities should be brought to important meetings and allowed to articulate their needs.

As Malaysians were busy preparing to commemorate the nation’s 57th year of independence, another important event was shaping up last week.

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Let the children speak

   

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