Mohamad Zahri (centre, with red tie), Gass (on his right) and Hayashi (yellow tie) at the launch of the Petaling Jaya Child-Friendly City Expo and World Children’s Day celebration. — KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star
Cities should be havens for children who should feel supported and empowered, says Petaling Jaya City Council’s Child Council president Alyssa Elyana Abdul Rahman.“It is our responsibility to advocate for cities that truly meet the needs of all children.
“Adults have the opportunity to build a stronger, more inclusive world by listening and acting upon children’s voices,” said Alyssa.
